Born Bred Black
The taste was 'interesting',not as sweet as it's colour but neither was it plain like it's intention. It was refreshing, like the first smell of earth when the rain first hits the ground. They say, it's the thought that counts...
LoL! Quite literally, read 'Kenya' though. Shiro Warugongo alongside other Kenyan acts got the Kenya flag flying high at the AMVCA 2018
Music is the bane of my existence. Been accused a couple of times though that I don't know much about it. I do plead guilty but one thing I do well know is, my taste...and it's not shabby. That said; I have my favourites right about now. You might not have heard them at the... Continue Reading →
I tell people I listen to anything and everything and they just look at me like I'm nuts. Well, I am but that's besides the point. Just thought I'd give you some of my favourite Kenyan gospel hits. Any other music for me passes by achieving one of musicality, lyrics or execution. Gospel on the... Continue Reading →
A time like this last year I was full time #TeamAliKiba as he was one of the nominees for Best African Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards (MTVEMA). The undeniably talented Wiz Kid bagged that one but I was all the same happy for him coz this is Africa, we always got each... Continue Reading →
Personally, I feel Nyash is the only artist in Africa who has a right to release a diss track because that ninja is gifted. I love his AMINIA because he tells other artists everything I've always wanted to tell them only that I am not a celebrity and it will never get to them. Thank... Continue Reading →
I rarely have crushes and when I do it is fatal. Right now, I’m heads over heels with the radio queen from Mombasa. Don’t you just love those people who can speak English and Kiswahili fluently in equal measure? Well Sanaipei Tande has totally got me at Amina this time. Let’s begin with how powerful... Continue Reading →
This is what Kenyan music truly sounds like.
Those who know me know how much I love music; I do not have a favourite genre. I will put a yodel on repeat, read a book to some gangster rap, cook while the classical is on, dance to traditional giriama and just reminisce on some jazz and afro fusion. If someone ever says to... Continue Reading →
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