Ugandan DJ Spinny Joins Africa’s Elite: Named Among Top DJs Of 2024 By Hot List Africa

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Ugandan DJ and entrepreneur DJ Spinny, whose real name is Joseph Kalisa, has been honored as one of Africa’s finest DJs, securing the 21th spot on the prestigious Hot list Africa Top DJs of 2024. Known for his vibrant beats and unmatched ability to electrify crowds, DJ Spinny has not only charmed East Africa but also gained recognition on the international music scene.

Hot list Africa highlights exceptional DJs across the continent, celebrating their creativity and influence in shaping Africa’s dynamic sound. DJ Spinny now shares this esteemed recognition alongside iconic names such as Nigeria’s DJ Spinall, DJ Obi, DJ Tunez, DJ Neptune, and DJ Dope Caesar, as well as South African stars DJ Maphorisa, Tyler ICU, and Kelvin Momo. His inclusion underscores his status as one of the continent’s leading musical innovators.

This achievement also marks a significant moment for Uganda’s entertainment sector. DJ Spinny has earned his reputation as a master of the decks, celebrated for his energetic performances and ability to seamlessly blend genres. Known for his ability to engage diverse audiences, his performances at Mezo Noir Kampala and various venues across East Africa are a testament to his growing influence.

Reflecting on the recognition, DJ Spinny stated:
“It’s an incredible honor to be named among Africa’s best DJs. This recognition is the result of years of dedication, hard work, and an unwavering love for music. Representing Uganda on this list is a privilege, and I’m deeply grateful to everyone who has supported me along the way.”

Looking beyond this milestone, DJ Spinny is committed to growing Uganda’s footprint on the global music stage. Through his entrepreneurial ventures, including his role as Co-Director of Mezo Noir Kampala, he hopes to inspire upcoming DJs and create opportunities for Uganda’s talent to thrive internationally.

As DJ Spinny continues to push boundaries, his journey serves as a source of pride for Uganda and a beacon of inspiration for aspiring African artists.

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