Elisha Elai is one of the youngest rap proteges in the country and he is only getting better and better by the day.
Elisha Elai is from winning an impressive amount of money from rapping courtesy of Khaligraph Jones and one of the best betting platforms in the country.
The rapper collaborated with the company to push the hip hop narrative in Kenya.
The rapper who is from Dandora, a place that he will always hold dear and close to his heart opened up about his solo career came to be on a sit-down interview the other day.
Elai recalled how one-third member of the Wakadinali rap group, Scar Mkadinali saw and believed in his talent as a young rapper coming up in the music industry who needed some guidance and someone who believes in him to make him great.
Elisha Elai is grateful for and to Scar Mkadinali for believing in him so much to link him up with Ares 66. Photo credit: Instagram/scar_mkadinali
The young rapper who recently released a beautiful, powerful song dubbed ‘Dandora’ the other day was thereafter linked by the one and only versatile, multi-talented, and the number 1 record producer that Wakadinali and every member on the group prefers working with, Ares 66.
Scar linked Elisha Elai to Ares 66 and the rest like they usually say is history.
Elisha Elai who is grateful to Scar Mkadinali for linking him up Ares 66, is glad that he got to work with the record producer who knows the music industry for giving him some pointers and advising him on the best course of action to take and so many other things that he does to and for him to make his music career a phenomenal success.
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It’s no secret in the tight-knit music industry, everybody who knows anything knows that whenever you get to work with Ares 66, he usually hopes and prays for you to win in the cutthroat music business.
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