Dancehall singer Crescent Baguma, popularly known as Beenie Gunter, has spoken out about his relationship with Eddy Kenzo, the president of the Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF), dismissing any rumors of a rift between them.Beenie Gunter emphasized that there is no bad blood between him and Kenzo, noting that they put their past misunderstandings behind them and remain on good terms.I don’t have any problem with anyone. Eddy Kenzo is my tight colleague.The singer also revealed that they are currently working on a collaborative track that appears on his No Fear album. The song is being remastered by Producer A Stein, who relocated to the United Kingdom and established a new studio there. Although the audio is ready, the video has not yet been shot.“About having a collaboration with Kenzo, we have a song in the drafts, but we have not shot the video. It’s on the No Fear album, and it’s a good song. Producer A Stein is remastering the song, so anytime expect anything good to come up,” he added.Beenie Gunter reveals how collaboration with Dexta Daps came to lifeAddressing his absence from UNMF meetings, Beenie Gunter explained that his schedule keeps him largely in the studio, focusing on music projects with his team.“I don’t attend UNMF meetings because I spend most of my time in the studio with my friends working on musical projects.”I have no issues with Eddy Kenzo. – Bennie Gunter#SanyukaUnCut #SanyukaUpdates pic.twitter.com/pM1eev7dOU— Sanyuka TV (@sanyukatv) February 26, 2026The post Beenie Gunter denies rift with Eddy Kenzo, confirms collaboration appeared first on MBU.