Ill Gee

Ill Gee has made a mark in the Ugandan music scene with several tracks that resonate well with fans. “Arresting Food” stands out for its catchy beat and memorable lyrics. It’s a track that many listeners find themselves hitting replay on. “Tonedo” also draws attention, showcasing a blend of rhythm and melody that captures the essence of his style.

Other notable songs include “Peace Of Mind,” “Eyes on You,” and “Alha Gee.” Each of these tracks adds to the diversity of Ill Gee's music. “Body” and “Sunshine” deliver a more upbeat vibe, while “$pend (Remix)” brings a fresh twist to his discography. “SMH” and “kinanda/tizita” round out his popular offerings, appealing to a broad audience.

Ill Gee's ability to mix different sounds keeps fans engaged. His music reflects various themes, making it relatable to many. Each track contributes to his growing reputation in the music industry.

Ill Gee has been active with new releases, showcasing a mix of fresh sounds. The latest album, "Gmtplus3," dropped in 2025 and features a range of tracks that reflect contemporary themes. Another recent album, "Exclamation Mark," also released in 2025, adds to his growing discography. "Alterior Motive," released in 2024, further solidified his presence in the music scene.

On the single front, "NICE NICE," released in 2025, has caught attention for its catchy beats. "Nalweyiso," another 2025 release, showcases his evolving style. "Manyi" and "Hotel Intercontinental," both from the same year, continue to highlight his versatility. Each track offers listeners a glimpse into his artistic direction and connection to current trends in music.

Ill Gee's collaborations showcase a variety of sounds and styles. The track "Sunshine," featuring Tungi, blends upbeat rhythms with catchy hooks, making it a notable entry in Ill Gee's discography. Another collaboration with Tungi, the "$pend (Remix)," adds a fresh twist to the original, enhancing the appeal with engaging verses.

The song "SMH," featuring Likkle Bangi, offers a different vibe, showcasing a more introspective lyrical approach. In "Calm," with Moha, the duo explores themes of tranquility and resilience, creating a reflective atmosphere. The track "kinanda/tizita" brings together Mwami, Akeine, and Cxnrvd, forming a rich tapestry of voices that highlight the diverse influences in Ill Gee's music. Each collaboration contributes uniquely to his artistic narrative, illustrating his versatility and the strength of creative partnerships.