I usually recommend people to nessim because he understands Uganda sound well - Daddy Andre

[@davidbackram926]

Boi @daddyandre Is that guy we Ugandans should LOVE ❤❤❤ mpakaaaaaa cz he did alot 4 Ugandans musically ❤❤😊

[@Ugandaeyalero]

Daddy waffe kafumisi🎉🎉🎉🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸

[@sammiefilez8247]

Angry speaks with authority coz he’s one of the greatest producers we have 👍

[@twebazeallen0001]

Am a gospel artiste in uganda... banange ❤

[@segandan]

I keep telling people that Daddy Andre is a gift to this country naye temuwulila

[@kifumbadavid2772]

Daddy Andre, where's Eric Shine. THAT GUY WAS GONE WITH GOOD VOICE

[@JobBuyinzaTanyanga]

This time have understood my man daddy andre

[@Magicbwoy]

If you guys want to understand him....just always give him time...to speak be4 jumping into conclusions

[@DJRAYMAXPROD]

Your point is clear

[@ssejjdelorenz3152]

Ade asika aerial

[@ashmartino]

But Truth d Mario and artin beats don't tell a story, remove the vocals them, they become useless, but nessim, and fellows beats tell stories even with out vocals

[@dra_allan]

U just talking Rubbish

[@Magicbwoy]

Laika inspirations aint Ugandan

[@georgemurungi7641]

This isnt professional to talk about fellow producers like that

[@mrojdemoivre2554]

Temwagala mazima

[@segandan]

My dear George Murungi, he has tried his best to be professional. The reason why Ugandan music doesn't cross borders is because the production is half-baked, he was telling you the root cause.