They say form is temporary and class is permanent and this is the right time to use the saying. Singer Chameleone just released five songs in the last fortnight of march 2016. The songs that have hit the airwaves and social media like a volcanic eruption have taken many music lovers by surprise.
When you listen to the songs you will agree with me that they will play in any hangout and radio station and his angry fans because of his political affiliation will find it impossible to boycott them.
Chameleone goes solo on the much awaited ‘Double Trouble‘ and features Jamaica’s Konshens on ‘Need Love‘. Chameleone is then featured on Nigeria’s JMartins’ ‘Feeling You‘. On ‘Bakinae‘, Tanzania’s Bob Junior features Chameleone and he(chameleone) remixes ‘Pam Pam‘ a song done by Nigeria’s Ketch Up.
Surprisingly Chameleone hasn’t taken trouble to use his official social media platforms yet to officially announce the release of the songs, but what has left many critics wondering is how the songs are getting a good reception besides the current crisis in the music industry.
When you listen to the songs you will agree with Konshens and Bebe Cool as to why they call Chameleone ‘Uganda’s number 1’.
