Segmento is a talented Ugandan gospel musician celebrated for his unique lyrical style and deep biblical inspiration. Born Ssekamate Jordan, he’s a songwriter, evangelical rapper and worship leader at Shiloh City Church in Mukono, Uganda. His music appeals to a wide audience, captivating both young and old with his charismatic blend of scriptural language.
Segmento’s background is rooted in humble beginnings. Born in 1993 in Busabaga, Lugazi, to Mr. Joshua Talemwa and Mrs. Catherine Talemwa, he rose above financial struggles to pursue his passion for music and nutrition, graduating with a degree in Human Nutrition from Makerere University. His talent earned him nominations in the Viga Awards and Next Generation of Awards
Some of Segmento’s popular tracks include ¹ ²:
- Popular Songs:
- “Nzize” (2018+ plays, 712 downloads)
- “Bwereere” (feat. Job Kiiza) (5513 plays, 3818 downloads)
- “Tondeka” (1561 plays, 595 downloads)
- “Katonda Wa Maama” (1575 plays, 656 downloads)
- “Yakyadde” (3010 plays, 1567 downloads)
Segmento expresses frustration over being denied payment for his services after performing at concerts. This issue seems to be a recurring problem for him and possibly other artists.
To avoid such situations, consider the following ¹:
- Clear Contract: Establish a written agreement that outlines payment terms, including the amount and method of payment.
- Advance Payment: Request partial or full payment before the event to ensure commitment.
- Define Services: Specify the services included in the performance, such as set duration and type of content.
- Payment Terms: Clearly state the payment deadline and any late payment fees.
Artists can protect themselves by having a solid contract in place. Have you experienced similar issues, or would you like more information on creating a performance contract?
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