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Kampala, Uganda – Following a show-stopping performance at the Noise Nation Festival, Jamaican dancehall sensation Dexta Daps has taken his Ugandan experience to the next level by recording two exciting collaborations with local artists.
During his time in Uganda, Dexta Daps visited two of the country's top recording studios: Talent Africa's TAG Studios and Swangz Avenue. At TAG Studios, he teamed up with Beenie Gunter to create an unforgettable track. He then headed to Swangz Avenue, where he collaborated with Winnie Nwagi and Elijah Kitaka on another highly anticipated song.

Dexta Daps expressed his gratitude and admiration for the Ugandan music scene, stating, "This Uganda tour will always have a special place in my heart as it was my first time in Africa. The people, the vibes, and hospitality were unmatched. I felt it was important for me to record with some Ugandan artists. I was happy to meet these amazing, talented artists from Uganda."
These collaborations mark a significant milestone in the careers of the Ugandan artists involved and demonstrate Dexta Daps' commitment to promoting cross-cultural exchange and musical innovation. The release dates for the collaborations will be announced soon.

**Devosh Matovu** is an experienced editor with a deep passion and expertise in the Ugandan entertainment industry. Having been actively involved in the sector since 2018, Devosh has become a respected figure known for his keen eye for emerging trends and his ability to cover breaking stories that shape the entertainment landscape in Uganda. His knowledge and understanding of local talent, music, film, fashion, and other cultural aspects have made him a valuable asset to the media industry. Devosh is always on the lookout for the latest developments and leads to keep his audience informed about the dynamic world of Ugandan entertainment.
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