This is a piece about the pleasure derived from musicians coming together and just jamming it out. The melodies weaving in and out of the instruments, the beauty time-stamped in timeless memories and the desire to do it again and again.

His music authentically represents his lived experiences, integrating traditional hip hop with spoken word and a distinctive, introspective methodology. Virusi Mbaya will be our lab rat as we try to understand how an artist's name may affect their career and how well people receive them.

In those few words, Scar Mkadinali is a force to be reckoned with, musically and businesswise. I doubt there is a single artist in Kenya who has been more involved in more tracks than Scar Mkadinali in the last 5 years, inclusive of features. He has cracked the code of being a crackhead with a business acumen; even if you hate the game, you can’t hate the player.

Ni Ngori is about feeling good about something you love and doing it with all your might. Either it’s dancing,or singing or even loving that person who makes you feel alive. It’s a track for anyone who’s unapologetically themselves, anyone who loves unique sounds,anyone who loves vibing to good music and obviously anyone who loves dancing in the club lol.

Overall, "Get Busy" got the energy, the expected catchy hook, and the perfect blend of Dyana Cods' proven ability to create a hit and Toxic Lyrikali's undeniable flow, coming fresh off the impact of both successes of the two artists

The EP weaves together a rich tapestry of sounds, seamlessly blending Afrocentric rhythms, soul, hip-hop, and spoken word.Another thing that struck me cold was the curation of this body of work.

We can all sit and debate about the moral focal point of a citizen throwing their shoe at the chief in command. But what is the meaning of such an action? What will be the consequences for the tired citizen that did it? We are in a regime that has killed, abducted, and tortured young men for far lesser evils. This was total humiliation for a sitting president. This was not just a sec

They say a good dancer knows when to exit the stage, but what if the rhythm doesn’t stop? Why use different markers for different artists? In this article we explore a side of music with no clear target audience.

Kenya's vibrant music scene continues to thrive, with artists consistently pushing boundaries and delivering fresh, genre-defying sounds. This week, the music landscape saw the release of several exciting new tracks that showcase Kenya's dynamic and diverse talent. From soulful ballads from Mutoriah, to new cats such as Lixine Vela with “Niambie” these songs capture the pulse of our contemporary

"Sauti Ya Grao" is a testament to Malkolm K's artistry and his ability to weave complex narratives into compelling music. The EP not only showcases his lyrical dexterity but also his commitment to shedding light on pertinent societal issues.

The EP features a collection of tracks that are described as eargasmic such as “Nita” and “Naenjoy” which are characterised by soulful guitar strings , showcasing Ochiko's smooth vocal delivery and heartfelt lyrics . Each song is crafted to evoke strong emotions, making it an ideal soundtrack for moments when you need clarity and assurance.

Arbantone as a genre is slowly losing it’s grip on the Kenyan audience; Kenya, as usual, is a volatile market for creative material. HipHop has been asleep for a while while the R&B side of entertainment has isolated themselves and is just doing their own thing. There is a growing vacuum of mainstream music in the Kenyan industry, and what other solution than to revive an already existing genre?

Fresh sounds dropped this week, and we’ve got you covered! From the vibrant beats of Kenyan stars like Dj Mura K.E and Ochungulo Family to the bold collaborations from Buruklyn Boyz and Albeezy, & Nameless and Maandy there's no shortage of exciting new tracks to add to your playlist. Whether you're vibing to Amapiano, Gengetone, or R&B, this week’s music releases are guaranteed to keep you moving. Don’t miss out—stream the latest hits and stay on top of the freshest trends in the music world!

The highly anticipated album TAIGWA GOMA is set to be a groundbreaking release for 4Mr Frankwhite, and the excitement is palpable.TAIGWA GOMA is more than just an album; it’s a journey through 4Mr Frankwhite’s evolution as an artist and a person. From introspective tracks that tackle personal struggles to anthemic songs that address societal issues, the album reflects both his growth and his deep connection to his roots.

I mean explain to me why in a span of 40 minutes I went over to row A to sharpen my pencil over 10 times and why I got quite funny when he was around. So to put my heart to rest and not affect our friendship, I did what any other socially awkward person would do. I wrote down my feelings on a piece of paper and sealed it away below my geometrical set where I thought no one would find it but at the peak of adolescent humans tend to be quite vile, curious and evil.