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Big Money, Bigger Stakes: Obinna’s Kasarani Boxing Event Sparks Excitement—and Concern
Kenyan boxing is experiencing a fresh wave of attention, and much of the spotlight right now is centered on a major event scheduled for April 4 at the iconic Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani. The upcoming fight night, spearheaded by media personality Oga Obinna, has quickly become one of the most talked-about sporting events in […]
Empty Halls and Hard Lessons: The Reality of Kenya’s Event Business
Another weekend, another cancelled event. This time it was a stand-up comedy show by Wilson Muchemi of MTV Shuga Mashariki that was supposed to take place at Kenya National Theatre. For many people this might just look like another cancellation notice on social media, but for anyone who has ever tried organizing an event in […]
Wadagliz Set the Stage for “The Wadagliz Experience” with Intimate Live Recording Event
Kenyan music group Wadagliz are taking a step back to where it all began as they prepare fans for what they are calling The Wadagliz Experience. Before the full experience rolls out, the group has announced THE PRELUDE – A Live Recording Experience, a stripped-down event designed to reconnect their music with the raw energy […]
Why LAFAYETTE Da 1 Is Shaping Up to Be Kenya’s Standout Artist of 2026
A new wave is quietly taking over the Kenyan music scene, and at the center of it is rising star LAFAYETTE. Over the last three months, the rapper and vocalist has built serious momentum, positioning himself as one of the most exciting artists to watch in 2026. With a unique vocal texture and the rare […]
Political Beats: Shekina Karen’s “Babu Kwa Sababu” Signals the Start of the Creative Campaign Season
Kenyan female rapper Shekina Karen has stepped into the political conversation with the release of her new track Babu Kwa Sababu, a campaign-themed anthem rallying support for Embakasi East MP Babu Owino, who is positioning himself for the Nairobi gubernatorial race in Nairobi County. The move highlights an emerging reality in Kenyan politics: creatives are […]
Hip Hop Never Forgets: How Kenyan Rap Is Reviving Its Legends
One of the most beautiful things about Hip Hop culture is its memory. The genre has a way of circling back to its roots and reminding fans where the movement came from. In Kenya, the past year has been a clear demonstration of this phenomenon, with several legendary and long-time underground artists finding their way […]
Nazizi to Be Honored at Kickz N Barz 5th Edition for Her Impact on Kenyan Hip Hop and Urban Music
Kenyan music legend Nazizi will be celebrated on 28th March at the 5th edition of the hip hop showcase Kickz N Barz, an event that continues to recognize pioneers who helped shape the country’s urban music culture. The celebration will take place at K1 Klub House, one of Nairobi’s most iconic entertainment venues. Nazizi’s contribution […]
Mejja’s Mtoto wa Khadija Shows Why He’s the Ultimate Vibes Specialist
When fans started dissecting Mtoto wa Khadija by Mejja, one observation kept coming up: on several collaborations, the featured artists seemed to outshine him in terms of lyrical writing and delivery. For many Hip Hop purists, this quickly turned into debate online about whether Mejja was being overshadowed on his own project. But if you […]
From Kingston to Nairobi: The Riddim Challenge Wave Reshaping Kenyan Hip Hop
The Kenyan music scene is once again proving how quickly it adapts to global sonic shifts. Over the past few months, a new wave has emerged online and in studio sessions across the country — Kenyan rappers and dancehall artists jumping on Jamaican riddims in what is becoming the latest creative challenge. The movement has […]
Kenyan Live Shows Are Levelling Up — Preparation Is the New Standard
Kenyan music performances have evolved dramatically over the past few years, and fans are finally experiencing concerts that feel intentional, rehearsed, and professionally curated. Artists are no longer just showing up on stage to perform a few hits; they are building full experiences for their audiences. Performers like Octopizzo, Njerae, Nyashinski, Sauti Sol, Watendawili, and […]
