Brian Weiyz bets on bold identity with ‘President Or Nothing’ project – Sqoop

Ugandan artiste and songwriter Brian Weiyz is not interested in playing it safe.

With his upcoming project P.OR.N (President Or Nothing), the rising creative is making a deliberate statement about ambition, identity, and artistic control—drawing a firm line between safe, trend-driven music and work that carries intention.

At a time when much of the industry is driven by viral moments and familiar formulas, Brian Weiyz is choosing a different path. His 11-track project, accompanied by an intro, is crafted as a cohesive body of work rather than a collection of quick hits.

The title alone—President Or Nothing—signals a mindset rooted in self-belief and refusal to settle. It frames the project as more than music; it is a declaration of purpose.

Sonically, the project blends Afro-influences with smooth R&B textures, creating a sound that is both contemporary and personal. A close-knit team of producers, including Mesh, Artin Pro, Zulitums, and Mesh Pan, shape the soundscape, while Herbert Skills oversees the final polish, ensuring a cohesive listening experience.

The tracklist reflects a balance between introspection and confidence. Songs like Ekka, Go (The Lie), and Feelings lean into emotional depth, while Money, Ego, and Neymar project a more assertive energy. At the centre sits the title track, President Or Nothing, anchoring the project’s message of ambition and self-definition.

What sets Brian apart, however, is his dual identity. Born Kaganda Brian, he is not only a musician but also a visual creative. As a graphic designer and art director, he has worked behind the scenes shaping brand identities—an influence that is evident in his approach to music.

For him, every release is more than sound; it is a complete creative experience, designed to be seen, felt, and understood.

Over time, he has quietly built a catalogue with songs such as Ayagala, Wekole Byona, Kikola, and Easy, while collaborating with established artists like Karole Kasita, Lillian Mbabazi, Nina Roz, and Pallaso.

But this latest project marks a shift.

Rather than proving his ability to create hits, P.OR.N positions Brian Weiyz as an artist focused on carving out his own lane—one defined not by trends, but by vision.