St. Nelly-Sade & Solome Basuuta unite on ‘Love Lead’

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A few hours ago, rapper St. Nelly Sade updated the profile pictures of his socials, and replaced his former with one of him and Solome Basuuta portraying a ‘kukyala/ kwajula’ setting (a traditional marriage) attire which left many across social media congratulating them.  Well, being that this year, has been dominated by so many of such ceremonies (introductions), it was easy to get misinterpreted for a kwanjula.

Earlier, Nelly tweeted: to confirm that the graphic was their cover artwork for their new single “Love Leaad” saying that he woke up to new music:

Solome further affirmed the news saying the cat was out the bag, and hence sharing streaming links to their new collaborative track.

Well, now that you know; Solome and Nelly’s new single was produced at TAG Studios by Sam Lamara aka Samurae of Talent Africa, and seeks for love among us. The 4minute and 19second total playtime ‘Love lead’ single emphasizes that we need to put love first and let it take control – all sorts of love are important. In a world where it is easy to front hate, “Love lead” says otherwise; for after a challenging 2020 globally, Love Lead is a daily reminder that Love, if given the chance—can conquer all.

The Background Vocals are also assisted by Julius.

Watch St. Nelly-Sade & Solome Basuuta’s ‘Love Lead’ on YouTube below: Also stream/ download it across all major music digital streaming platforms.

Otherwise, like we like to say in the online community, they had us in first half. Here are some of the hilarious reactions to how the ‘introduction ceremony’ stunt aged:

Mugibson Mugisha
Mugibson Mugishahttp://mugibson.com
Mugibson Mugisha Patrick is a freelance digital influencer/ marketer and blogger. He is currently pursuing a Bachelors in Marketing at Makerere University Business school. He previously attended Bishop Cypriano Kihangire SS where he served as Information Prefect, and contributed a couple of articles for the school magazine and at school assemblies between 2014 -2015. Entertainment, arts, and culture chose Mugibson at an early age, and his love for the industry bundled with his passion for writing and journalism birthed his desire to put out publications about entertainment and happenings in his home country Uganda, and selected international content, for cross-boarder readers.

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