Singer Martha Mukisa is not backing down from any challenge and she is making it clear that when it comes to music battles, she is ready for anyone.
At a time when the industry is buzzing with competition and artists flexing their catalogs, Martha has stepped forward with bold confidence, declaring that she can go head to head with any artist, regardless of status or gender, and come out on top.
Speaking during a recent TV interview, the singer didn’t mince her words.
“I’m a top artist, and I can easily battle any artist that comes my way, hands down. When I’m on the microphone, I don’t care whether it is a man or a woman, I do not play,” she said.
Her statement lands right in the middle of an ongoing industry debate that was recently ignited by Pallaso, who stirred conversation after naming Bobi Wine, Eddy Kenzo, Sheebah Karungi, and the Goodlyfe Crew as the only artists with at least 20 hit songs.
That claim didn’t sit well with many in the industry. Almost immediately, artists began jumping onto the trend, listing their own hit songs in a bid to prove they too belong in the elite bracket.
When the challenge reached Martha Mukisa, she didn’t just respond, she escalated it.
Positioning herself as a serious contender, she dismissed any doubt about her catalog, insisting that her discography is packed with hits and more than capable of standing up to scrutiny.
For Martha, this is not just about numbers. It is about presence, performance, and dominance on stage.
As the “20 hits” debate continues to ripple through the industry, her bold declaration has only added more fuel to the fire, setting the stage for potential showdowns and proving once again that in Uganda’s music scene, confidence can be just as loud as the music itself.
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