Pallaso claims credit for nurturing Spice Diana, Grenade, Jowy Landa, Fik Fameica

Ahead of his concert scheduled for 17th May 2025 at Lugogo Cricket Oval, Pallaso has claimed credit for the artists whom he nurtured earlier on in their careers.

Speaking in an interview with Shalom 256, the TGM boss said that he had a hand in the nurturing of the talents for artists, including Spice Diana, Grenade, Jowy Landa, Hash Beats, and Ratigan Era, among others.

He remembers finding most of these artists in their teenage years when they were trying to figure out a way forward with life.

Now, most are established artists who have become household names in the music industry locally and across the region.

I found Grenade at 12 years old, got him off the streets, took him home, and started nurturing him. I found Spice Diana fresh out of high school after her banger ‘Onsanula.’

As for Jowy Landa, I personally drove deep in the night and picked her up along Salaama Road. She was a very young girl.

Fik Fameica: I remember taking him for a show in Kawempe and introducing him to different people as a fresh youngster rapper. Ratigan Era. I also found Hash Beats at 16 years old. There are many others.

Pallaso will hold his “Sanyu Sanyu Fest, Byabanene Edition” at Lugogo Cricket Oval.

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