Caribbean music star Kevin Lyttle, most known for his "Turn Me On" song, has echoed his desire to collaborate on a song with Uganda's Bebe Cool.
Kevin Lyttle says he is very ready and available to work with any artiste provided they match the energy.
He said this during a press conference at Club Guvnor this evening ahead of the Serendipity Summer Splash, which he is to headline this Sunday.
He said since the last time he was in Uganda, the industry has grown so much and moved in the right direction with the emergence of digital media that has enabled artistes to move away from treating music as a physical thing.
"By artistes embracing digital media, it has enabled them to get exposure and so enabling a number of us to get to know more about their music," said Kevin Lyttle.
It was from this that he echoed his desire to work with, first, Bebe Cool, Joshua Baraka and Winnie Nwagi (Fire Baby).
Kevin Lyttle said the struggle he saw his mother go through to raise them is the sole reason he worked hard and is what he is now.
He said he works hard to make his mother proud and put her in a position of which she can be proud.