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Bebe Cool to drop “No Risk” EP

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After months of political noise and a slow start to 2026 for Uganda’s music industry, top star Bebe Cool is set to bring the heat back.

The musician- known as the King of the Uganda Music Industry- has announced a new EP titled No Risk, scheduled for release on Friday, 12th June 2026.

The announcement came via a social media post by the Gagamel boss, confirming the release date for next week. While details about tracklist and features remain under wraps, anticipation is already building among fans and music lovers across the country.

The EP No Risk arrives as a follow-up to Bebe Cool’s critically acclaimed album ‘Break The Chains’, which dropped last year on May 30 and has remained a commercial and streaming success. The album reaffirmed his dominance and earned him praise for blending various sounds such as Afro-electronic, Afrotech, and Afro-pop.

For much of late 2025 and the first half of 2026, national attention has been fixed on politics. The music scene has been relatively quiet, with few major releases. Bebe Cool’s EP is expected to break that lull and kickstart activity for the second half of the year.

Known for strategic releases and showmanship, the Big Size boss has a track record of turning EP drops into cultural moments. Fans are already speculating what theme the EP No Risk will carry.

Bebe Cool and Ugandan music fans have taken to social media to celebrate the news, with many counting down to 12th June.

No Risk will be available on all major streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, Boomplay, and YouTube Music upon release.

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