King Kaka is an award winning Kenyan rapper with seven mixtapes and four albums under his belt and more than enough respect both in the streets and every where else in the
I don’t know how many times Khalighraph Jones has proven to the world how talented he is, he can spit over a Jamaican riddim beat and still manages to make you feel
Size 8 has been around the music industry for so long ever since the secular days and she has been able to come up stronger than ever after she got born again
The big day is finally here.Such a long wait as focus now shifts to the inaugural annual biggest music awards ceremony on the African soil after MTV Music released names of the
Stonebwoy won the coveted ‘Best International Act’ the Africa category BET Awards last year in 2015 and that is really a big deal because he took the award home beating the likes
Brown Mauzo started all the way from the bottom and he has come up to prove that he has all that it takes to be a respected artiste in the music game.
Kisii Rap Kings popularly knows as simply KRK started as a movemnet led by one finest Kisii rapper Smallz Lethal but it has soon bud up to become a record label and
Just Waxx drops his latest single ‘Nairobi Chicks’ which is produced by the talented, budding Kenyan producer IamG-808. The song is dedicated to all Nairobi ladies and is inspired by the current
‘Kuliko Jana’ is off Sauti Sol’s third studio album ‘Live And Die In Afrika’ and though the music group didn’t release the video for the single, it got massive reception and recognitions
Wyre, Kenyan’s top Dancehall act has released a new song ‘Keep It Coming’ that is sure to rule our airwaves, Xpect (Alicia key’s #Incommon producer) & Wyre got together to work on
Tanzanian crooner on Saturday 27th was scheduled to rock Meru with his electrifying performance. Just upon his arrival from Dar, the singer was spotted trotting in Nairobi as hundreds of people who
King Kaka has released a new song, ‘Mr 254′ Mr 254 celebrates the pride that is being a Kenyan. It is a celebration of all those Kenyans who wake up every