NRG RADIO UG TAKES CENTER STAGE AT KYABAZINGA’S AFTER PARTY – SLIP & SLIDE.

In the heart of Jinja, the Slip & Slide party following the Kyabazinga’s wedding became the stuff of legends, solidifying Uganda’s reputation as the ultimate party destination. The air buzzed with an infectious energy that surpassed even the renowned Nyege Nyege festival. As the sun dipped below the horizon, the night unfolded into a tapestry of celebration and joy.

The party’s unique charm lay in its fusion of tradition and modernity. Amidst the jubilant crowd, Eastern beauty reigned supreme, with ladies adorned in vibrant colors, swaying to the rhythm of traditional beats leaving the men in great wonder of how much it took God to create women, sliping and sliding at every single gaze.

What truly set the Slip & Slide party apart, however, was the electrifying performance by NRG Radio UG’s dynamic duo—Sean Preezy and DJ VX Faisal. Their music seamlessly blended genres, creating an irresistible sound that drew revelers to the dance floor like moths to a flame. The beats resonated with the collective heartbeat of the party, turning the celebration into a pulsating sea of movement.

Sean Preezy’s infectious energy had the crowd in a frenzy, while DJ VX Faisal masterfully curated a playlist that transcended boundaries, appealing to the diverse tastes of the revelers. From contemporary hits to timeless classics, the music became the heartbeat of the Slip & Slide party, driving the celebration to new heights.

Crysto Panda the Radio host of NRG AM Show performed live on stage getting the crowd to on bended dance move “empere” His performance alone gave the whole ambiance a breathe of Ugandan DNA, solidarity to the fact that we are Ugandan and we are proud of our dances and our music.

As the night unfolded, it became evident that this was more than just a party—it was a testament to the spirit of Ugandans born to revel. The Slip & Slide party in Jinja etched itself into the collective memory, leaving behind a legacy of joy, unity, and a resounding affirmation that when it comes to celebrating life, Ugandans do it like no other.