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Manager Roger Partners with Big Eye in Music Comeback Push After Spice Diana Split

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Experienced music manager Roger Lubega is forging ahead in his career following the end of his long-term professional partnership with singer Spice Diana.

After more than 15 years managing Spice Diana under Source Management, the duo officially parted ways last year.

The split was amicable, with both sides resolving business matters, including property sharing and royalty arrangements for past works. Spice Diana has since moved on with a new team, signalling a fresh chapter in her journey.

Now, Roger has linked up with veteran Ugandan artist Big Eye. He confirmed the collaboration via his TikTok, sharing clips of the two in the studio recording music together.

In this new alliance, Roger is reportedly overseeing Big Eye’s marketing and promotion efforts. With his extensive industry knowledge and proven track record, Roger aims to help revive Big Eye’s momentum.

The singer has long operated independently, which may have limited his breakthroughs despite consistent output and dedication.

This partnership could provide the structured support Big Eye needs to reclaim greater stardom. Roger’s strategic insight and pressure for consistent delivery are expected to play key roles in elevating Big Eye’s profile in Uganda’s competitive music scene. Fans are watching closely to see how this dynamic duo translates experience into fresh success.

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