Trabolee is arguably the best lyricist you have heard in a while. With his piercing lyrics and mind boggling flows, there’s few people on his level of artistry. We got a chance to talk to him about one of his recent songs, “Feedback” and get more insights into the multi-layered piece of art.
She’s gonna be performing at Blankets and Wine this Sunday. A Kenyan with German\Italian roots, her music is soulful and will make you appreciate life from a totally new angle. We got the chance to interview Maia & the Big Sky just after the release of her latest album:
It’s probably a slow day as you’re reading this. You wish the weekend was longer right? You’re struggling to keep your eyelids open? Well, we have the perfect cure for that. Listen to these vibey songs to keep away the blues, curated by TKR
I think Steph Kapela should have stuck with Atwal Music. I’m at the airport and I’ve just missed my flight., so I have some time to pass till the next one. My mind is always quick to entertain me with cynical thoughts and random guesses about the lives of the strangers around me, but only… Read More WHY I THINK STEPH KAPELA SHOULD’VE STAYED WITH ATWAL MUSIC
Well, I heard someone say #nunairobi is dead. Luckily, it’s only the hashtag that died. The movement that it represented is still alive and kicking. Here’s some proof:
There’s something missing in the underground scene and I’m not sure if you’ve noticed. Let’s face it, it’s the producers that made the scene start popping. People were laying vocals on internet beats long before the likes of Quassa, EA Wave, Mars Maasai etc started uploading beats on Soundcloud. So as the scene started to… Read More SONG REVIEW: “Wess(Bounce)” by Muddah
Where to begin! It’s been such a buzzing week for the scene. We got some gems from accross the board with a smooth piece from Tetu Shani to some fire bars from Quassa on a BNRD track. Here’s the TOP 5 songs from the scene last week, indulge!
Last week was hectic to say the least, everybody was indoors. The whole country was on the edge of their seat, we wanted to know who the next president will be. I mean, we wall knew who was going to win, but somehow there was still a level of suspense. Well, the art lives on… Read More TOP 5 KENYAN SONGS TO DROP ON ELECTION WEEK
Originally posted on Full Stops:
Hey there Sir What’s good? I want to say hello in a bunch of ways; pleasantries from multiple generations. From a baby screaming her lungs out to a pant-sagging teen saying, “Wassup! ” to the simple, “hallo” from the men of old. You see, sir, I have a problem addressing…
TKR comes through with the top 5 jams every week. Carefully curated by a group of specially selected Music Enthusiasts. Here is the list:
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