Veteran singer, songwriter, and producer Dr Tee has announced that he will stage his first-ever Ugandan concert next year, themed Dr Tee National Concert,’ set for August 27 at Kiira Road Police Arena in Kamwokya.The celebrated producer revealed the exciting plans after sharing a list of songs he has written and produced for some of Uganda’s biggest music stars, including Mesach Semakula, Mathias Walukagga, Stecia Mayanja, Catherine Kusasira, Fred Sebbata, Queen Florence, and many others.Dr Tee said the list he posted only represented a small fraction of his life’s work.I just wanted to thank God and testify about what He has done for me in my music career. He has blessed me so much, including allowing me to add value to different people’s lives and help them grow.According to him, the viral list covered only about 30% of the songs he has worked on over the years.I didn’t include artists like Fred Sebbata, Queen Florence and many others. Even for artists like Mesach Semakula and Catherine Kusasira, I only shared a few songs like 40% that people relate to most as we prepare for our concert next year.Dr Tee also made a bold claim about the scale of his contribution to music, revealing that he has worked on more than 1,000 songs throughout his career, with projects stretching beyond Uganda to countries like the United Kingdom, Sweden, Kenya, and Tanzania.Some of the artists I worked with aren’t even known here because I worked on music from places like Sweden, Nairobi and Dar es Salaam.The producer said one of his greatest achievements is helping artists find their breakthrough before they became household names.Most of the artists I listed hadn’t made it to the big stage when I met them. I’m happy I was able to amplify their careers.Reflecting on his journey, Dr Tee said music has been part of his life since he was just five years old.Nessim: Artists who say music is getting worse are failing to adaptHe explained that his professional production career began in 1995 when he produced Diplo Segawa’s album, including the song ‘Sooka Omunonye’, while in Sweden.Throughout his career, Dr Tee said he deliberately focused on creating timeless music that could be enjoyed by people of all ages and played at important family and community gatherings.“I was always intentional because I wanted to create music that would last for generations, regardless of age or gender.”The post Dr Tee counts his blessings as he announces 2027 concert plans appeared first on MBU.