Scar Mkadinali who is one-third member of the sought-after, formidable hip hop group Wakadinali is making some major moves of his own in the music industry exciting hip hop fans everywhere who are a part of his fanbase.
Born Churchill Mandela, the rapper who also answers to “Mr Riz Mangwai”, or “Kovu”, or the “Mountain Mover” finally got to release his highly anticipated studio album dubbed ‘Easy’ that his fans have been asking for it for many years.
Scar Mkadinali was the only member of the Wakadinali music group who didn’t have a studio project out despite being in the industry for years and having a huge command of fans from East Africa and everywhere else.
His latest studio album has a lot of hit records on it and one of them happens to be ‘Hera’ which features a Luo singing sensation Apesi who is about to take over the Luo music scene with his hit records and a powerful voice that captures the curiosity and attention of every listener when you hear him for the very first time.
The song talks about love thus the Dholuo name ‘Hera’. The word directly translates to “Love” and Scar Mkadinali’s good grasp of rhymes, metaphors, and punchline delivery on the song makes it all the way glorious to listen to the record.
The song that was plucked from his debut studio project ‘Easy’ which is highly acclaimed and currently sold to his stans as a hard copy.
The ‘Hera’ record that has a beautifully shot music video will for sure make a mark in the Kenyan music industry as we know. Clearly, Scar can rap and he can write good, catchy, and witty lyrics that will have you respect him as a bonafide artiste.
Watch the official music video for ‘Hera’ as written and performed by Scar Mkadinali and Apesi below;
There’s no denying that Scar Mkadinali is pushing the envelope with this one, he said that he plans to go international if not regional here in Africa, and he’s backing that statement that he made a few months ago.
If there’s any testament that the Kenyan music scene in the future has hope, it’s clearer in more ways than one that Scar is going to be a part of the upper echelon rappers and artistes who will push the Kenyan music industry to the next level in the future and help raise the bar of success in the music.
The future of the Kenyan rap scene is secured if we have established, tried, and tested rappers like Scar Mkadinali as a part of it.
