Renowned Ugandan artist Jose Chameleone has reaffirmed his commitment to producing music that uplifts and unites, firmly rejecting the idea of ever releasing vulgar songs.
Jose Chameleone, widely celebrated as one of East Africa’s most influential musical icons, emphasized that his work is rooted in values of respect, positivity, and faith.
He believes music should serve as a bridge across generations, aiming to educate and inspire rather than divide.
“My songs are for everyone,” Chameleone said. “I want them to bring people together and inspire them.”
For the legendary artist, whose career spans over two decades, this stance is more than artistic preference it’s a reflection of his spiritual convictions.
“I will never shame God or the church by singing vulgar music,” he declared.
Staying true to his beliefs has become a defining trait of his career, earning him admiration beyond just his musical talent. His decision to maintain clean lyrics underscores that success in the industry doesn’t require compromising on values.
Born Joseph Mayanja, Chameleone has delivered timeless hits such as Valu Valu, Bayuda, and Tatizo. Known for his dynamic performances and vocal strength, he continues to inspire fans and fellow musicians alike through both his music and unwavering principles.
