Rising Ugandan Hip Hop artist Truth 256 has released a brand-new single titled “Greetings,” a thought-provoking track that blends gratitude, reflection, and a call to action aimed at Uganda’s power players.
The release comes just days after the rapper real name Yahya Nsenge delivered a standout performance at University Inn in Mbarara, where he pulled in an enthusiastic crowd and showcased his lyrical finesse.
A Message to the Bossmen and Chairmen
In “Greetings,” Truth 256 uses his signature blend of Runyankore, Luganda, and English to pose critical questions to the country’s leaders and decision-makers. With the line “Boss men, what’s the plan?” and “Chairmen, kiri kitya?”, he directly addresses those in positions of influence, asking them to share their vision for the people they serve.
Far from being confrontational, the song is introspective and layered. It conveys both concern and hope, reflecting the reality many young Ugandans face while still believing in the possibility of positive change.
Giving Thanks to the Almighty
True to his grounded nature, Truth 256 also takes time in the track to thank the Almighty Father for how far he has come. The song carries undertones of humility and spiritual reflection, particularly following the momentum gained from his recent performances.
A Rising Voice with a Purpose
Since breaking onto the scene in 2015, Truth 256 has steadily risen through Uganda’s Hip Hop ranks, earning recognition across Western and Central Uganda. Known for his conscious lyrics and multilingual delivery, he continues to bridge the gap between traditional sounds and modern beats.
With “Greetings”, he not only solidifies his reputation as a socially aware artist but also opens a new chapter of musical maturity one that balances entertainment with meaningful commentary.
The single is now available on all major streaming platforms and you can still get it from here CLICK HERE.
