Dax Vibez has broken the silence about his current relationship with Uganda National Musicians Federation (UNMF) president Eddy Kenzo, revealing that the two no longer speak, not because of personal conflict, but ideological differences.In an interview, Dax Vibez expressed disappointment in the direction Kenzo has taken, particularly his alignment with the ruling government and the handling of matters concerning the music industry under the UNMF.I don’t blame UNMF for what they are doing, I’m blaming them for what they aren’t doing because there’s nothing that’s being done. Kenzo used to be my good friend, but the ideology changed.Despite their differences, Dax was quick to clarify that he holds no grudge against the Big Talent boss, acknowledging Kenzo as a senior in the industry and a key figure in his early musical journey.Dax Vibez settles for UMA Showgrounds as new venue for All-white August concertMusically, he supports me. I know he’s my fan and he even called me back in the day and told me he believes I’ll be something special. He’s among the first artists that gave me a collabo, although it was never released.The separation, according to Dax, stems from what he views as a betrayal of the values they once discussed and believed in.Ideology-wise, we talked about some things years back and now I see he went against the things he was teaching me about. The post Ideological differences lead to Dax Vibez and Eddy Kenzo split appeared first on MBU.