When Music meet with nature at Sezibwa falls.

The creative economy suffered as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, which altered life as we knew it. Despite how undesirable this was, it had a positive effect on regional tourism, this gave rise to upcountry planned tours, which subsequently became Tusimbudde internet phenomena.

One of these engagements happened on Saturday at the Riverside Woods Resort in Ssezibwa.

It was yet another gathering that brought music to the woods, and it was appropriately titled Sound of Ssezibwa, The Fourth Wave. combining music with tourist activities like walks and bird watching.

But given how unpredictable the wild can be, there were numerous power outages, which prevented performances from starting for a while. But after they fixed the problem, the celebration began.

There were other scheduled performances, but Vanessa and the Band were the first to take the stage to sing a variety of covers, both domestic and foreign.

From Taxi Money by Sizzaman to Kachumbali by Quex, the band had everyone licking their lips. Later, they changed to the soul and then to reggae.

Kempten Safaris, one of the several tour operators who pushed getaway relaxation during the pandemic, organized the excursion.