As a child in the 90s, I grew up listening to Boyz II Men’s music. Back then, the Ugandan music industry was still nascent and most of the music that played on radio stations was mostly by South African, Congolese, Jamaican and American aristes.
But it was Boyz II Men, among a few other singers, who left an indelible mark on my generation — generation xers and older millennials.
