Steph asks producers for drill beats after linking up with Sewersydaa

Steph declared that she’s active once again in the music industry after meeting up with Wakadinali’s very own ‘Man A Driller’ himself, Sewersydaa.

Steph is considered one of the best rappers in the Kenyan hip hop industry today, she’s known for letting her music do the talking for her as opposed to using gimmicks and clouts to push her music. If you’re a keen observer of the Kenyan hip hop scene, there’s no way you wouldn’t know who she is, saying she’s talented is an understatement.

The gifted rapper was spotted by this writer hanging out with one-third member of the Wakadinali, Sewersydaa hinting about the prospect of working together on a record.

Sewersydaa has been one of the most prolific rappers in the hip hop scene today having released the visuals for ‘Riswa’ that features yet another female rapper Dyana Cods. A few months prior to dropping the riswa record, he released the official video for ‘G Pin’ together with the ‘No’ hit record without forgetting the ‘Ngoja Ngoja’ song by Kitu Gani Gani where he was featured on that was released a month ago.

Sewersydaa did all these without counting all the projects Wakadinali did collectively.

This proves that the ‘Man A Driller’ is quite busy, becoming one of the most sought-after drill rappers in the country today, everybody wants to work with Sewersydaa and it’s totally understandable, his catalog speaks volumes for him even without him saying a single word.
Just like Steph does it, Sewersydaa always lets the music do the talking for him.

Related articles on Sewersydaa, and Steph:

1. Steph drops her debut project ‘Changes’ and yea! she got it
2. ICYMI: Steph dropped one unforgettable freestyle that puts hip hop in a new light
3. Sewersydaa brings out Dyana Cods on ‘Riswa’ single
4. SewerSydaa drops a new record ‘Glock’ talking about the hard life in Eastlands

It’s only right that Sewersydaa and Steph finally got to work together on a record, it’s been a long time coming, seeing Steph jumping on a drill beats and owning it, and what a better choice than Sewersydaa being on the record, probably on the hook of the song.

Taking to Twitter, Steph asked all the best drill record producers to send her some beats(of course, she will pay, she stressed on the fact) so that she can probably jump in the recording booth and cut that record together with Sewersydaa.

“Producers send your hardest drill beats to [email protected] active @sewersydaa” she sent out the tweet.

I bet it’s only a matter of time before we get to listen to a Steph, Sewersydaa collaboration.

Wakadinali as a clique as well as solo artistes are on a roll, and we are here for it.