Veteran Kadongo Kamu singers, led by Fred Sebatta, have expressed disappointment with UNMF president Eddy Kenzo following comments that seemed to undermine their generation’s professional and financial achievements.Kenzo recently praised artists of his generation for “changing the narrative” by focusing on their appearance and encouraging fellow musicians to invest in their public image. He contrasted this with the older generation, suggesting they did not achieve similar success financially or professionally.The remarks were perceived as disrespectful by the veterans, including Sebatta, Kibijigiri, Kazibwe Kapo, and Willy Mukabya. Sebatta highlighted that artists of their era faced numerous challenges, unlike today’s musicians, who benefit from financial support from various stakeholders.Mesach Semakula clears air on alleged feud with Lord Fred SebattaHe revealed that high-interest loans during his time forced him into debts nearing Shs 260 million, a financial burden he continues to manage to this day. We worked hard under extremely tough conditions, yet we are being judged unfairly for not having the same privileges as the current generation.The post Kadongo Kamu singers slam Eddy Kenzo for undermining their achievements appeared first on MBU.