Scar Mkadinali whose real name is Churchill Mandela has finally managed to make his fans and Wakadinali fans happy this year by making sure that he released his studio album which was something the Kenyan hip hop fanbase was always looking forward to.
The talented rapper who is a bona fide rapper as a solo artiste and a respected founding member of the Wakadinali music group has managed to change his naysayers and doubters in the music industry into believers once they get to listen to his music that he constantly put out.
He’s also one of the sought-after rappers in Kenya, always bringing his A-game to the records where he usually gets featured in.
There’s a saying that most Rong Rende (these are die-hard fans of Wakadinali music group that comprise Scar Mkadinali, Sewersydaa, and Domani Munga) usually tend to say and brag about on social media.
They usually say that the only sure and certain way of making sure your whole song will get to get played to its entirety is when you allow Scar Mkadinali to rap last on your record.
For you to understand that what Rong Rende constantly say about Scar Mkadinali is true, all you have to do is listen to Scar’s music who is now trying to enter into the mainstream international music scene by starting to rap more in English as opposed to his Sheng rap that his fans were getting used to and you’d understand.
The rapper loves to evolve and take up a new challenge and his new challenge at the moment is rapping more in English in his upcoming projects.
In his ‘Easy’ studio project, Scar Mkadinali proved that fans were right to look forward to his studio project since he was the only member of the Wakadinali clique who had not released a studio project yet.
In the studio project, Scar Mkadinali has a few features coming from; Dyana Cods, Apesi, Domani Munga, and Sewersydaa with a total of 10 racks on the project. The project has Ares66, Dre, Afvka, and 25HRS record producers working on it with Churchill Mandela being the Executive Producer.
Here is the official tracklist of the ‘Easy’ studio project;
1. Should Be
2. Bachelor Degree
3. TZ featuring Dyana Cods
4. Hera featuring Apesi
5. OPPS
6. A Million Dollars
7. Mountain Mover
8. Mbegu
9. Just In Case
10. Halooo featuring Domani Munga and Sewersydaa
The ‘Easy’ studio project is a music project that tells you that you can hands-down believe in Scar Mkadinali being the future of hip hop and rap in Kenya and taking the genre to the much-deserved next level.
Everything about this project is articulate and well-thought-through with a message to pass across, Scar didn’t just put out the studio project just because he could, he thought about every single record that’s on the project, the message it has to pass across and the important aspect of the songs being as relevant today as they will be in the next 10 to maybe 100 years to come.
For starters, he’s a true Pan-African artiste which is the vibe you can get when you start listening to the album from the first track to the last.
It’s those unique types of studio projects that will take you a long time, a very long time before you get over it, no doubt, it’s going to a classic hip hop album, the wait that the Kenyan hip hop fanbase had to endure before he released a studio project is totally worth it.
Once you’re done listening to the ‘Easy’ studio album, you won’t help but give a shout-out to the rapper on social media or in-person if you’d have the honor and privilege to meet him in person.
Scar Mkadinali outdid himself on this project.
Just like YoungstaCPT who is one of the most versatile, prolific, talented rappers and songwriters that Africa is privileged to have in our generation took his time to put out his debut studio dubbed ‘Things Take Time’ after putting out more than 30 mixtapes prior, Scar Mkadinali took his time before he released his debut studio project even when everyone else was busy putting out their project, he didn’t give in to pressure of releasing the project, he took his time and it’s worth the wait. Indeed, good things take time.
Stream the studio album ‘Easy’ as performed by Scar Mkadinali with features coming from Dyana Cods, Apesi, Domani Munga, and Sewersydaa on your favorite DSPs below;
