[2][3] The band was popularized by their unique signature song Nankasa Zi Wuna and the Milege World Music Festival.

Milege derives its name from a milégé, a Jopadhola word meaning ankle rattle whose sound symbolizes the coming of the chief or king.

[13] Milege also started up a nonprofit project, Repainting Uganda (described below on this page), which is geared towards promotion of heritage arts.

The project headed by Alison Nadunga has fed a number of street children and beggars through mosaic art.

Only one E.P Album was recorded 2010 Milege released their first studio recorded E.P album in 2010 Milege has a number of both recorded and unrecorded songs they perform live which include; Milege has toured Africa and other parts of the world performing at corporate events, concerts and festivals including The Inaugural Ceremony of the Rutgers Offices in Uganda at DSW Bonita Training Center in Lubowa alongside Maurice Hasa and Ray Signature,[15] Young Achievers Awards, Repainting Uganda 2010, 2011, 2012, Blankets and Wine, World Music Day, DOADOA, Milege World Music Festival 2013 and 2014 organized by Milege at Lake Victoria Serena Resort, Bayimba International Music Concert, African Jazz Village with Mulatu Astatke, at The Elephant, a regular show hosted by Kenya's Eric Wainaina in Nairobi, Selam in Ethiopia and many more.

Other popular talents at the acoustic project include Trizza, Afrie, Kenneth Mugabi from Coca-Cola Rated Next, Brian Malengye, Wush, Haka Mukiga, The Tabs Ug and many others.

On 8 August 2015, Milege together with Maurice Kirya's The Sound Cup sponsored a charity event, Photo4Charity where people would take pictures with their favorite celebrities under the theme "Pose for a cause" that happened at The Sound Cup with performances by Milege, Undercover Brothers Ug, Kenneth Mugabi, Haka Mukiga, and many more artists.