Apple 256 has dismissed claims that she relies on prerecorded mixes during her performances, insisting that she genuinely mixes live at her gigs. Born Apple Nakate, the Ugandan DJ says her interest in deejaying developed over the past three years after watching various DJs perform at events and entertainment spots across the country. She explains that her manager later encouraged her to fully pursue the career—something she was already passionate about—with Swazi DJ and record producer Uncle Waffles being one of her biggest inspirations. Apple 256 also says her passion enabled her to learn the craft in just three weeks. Despite ongoing criticism about her rapid rise in the industry, she remains determined to establish herself as one of the new faces in Uganda’s growing DJ scene. Discover more from 303 News Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email. Type your email… Subscribe Related Posts:Apple Unveils Major AI Upgrade to Siri at WWDCWhy Some People Hate Messi: The Power of Social…The Young Heroine of Buddo: The Legacy of Yvonne NamagandaWhat could be decided in the English Premier League…After the Numbers Spoke: What Next for Norbert Mao?Muganga, Parliament Clash Over Rejected Ministerial… Post navigation Madonna, Shakira and BTS to Headline Historic World Cup Final Half-Time Show Scotts Maphuma Fails to Perform at Uganda’s Linnus Tattoo Party