Singer Sama Sojah has claimed that discipline and good manners can sometimes work against musicians trying to make it in Uganda’s competitive music industry.Speaking on Galaxy TV, Sama said he was surprised to learn that being disciplined and respectful does not necessarily lead to stardom.You won’t find five disciplined musicians, and I’m not among them. The more you show people that you have discipline, they turn you into a rug, so it’s important to have some discipline with respect.Sama explained that he once allowed other musicians to perform ahead of him despite arriving at the venue earlier.Sama Sojah alleges spiritual attacks and sightings of snake-like creaturesI left them to sing, thinking that they had somewhere to be, but when time also caught up with me and I wanted to step on stage, the microphone was to be fought for.According to Sama, the experience taught him that artists also need to know when to stand up for themselves and demand their space, while still maintaining respect. @galaxytv_ug Sama Sojah Claims Indiscipline is the Key to Success in Ugandan Music! #JikonkoneRewind ♬ original sound – Galaxy TV 𝐉𝐢𝐤𝐨𝐧𝐤𝐨𝐧𝐞! The post Sama Sojah: Too much discipline hurts musical careers in Uganda appeared first on MBU.