UHE AND AFRICA ART SOUNDS INVADE MTWAPA WITH A NEW TALENT SHOW

                             

Your Sunday's will never be the same again, that is, if you are an upcoming artist within or around Mtwapa and you really want a platform to showcase your talent. Kaa La Moto, in conjunction with The Ultimate Hip Hop Experience and                Africa Art Sounds Bring you KULE SHOW at The Oceaniq Breeze restaurant and bar in Mtwapa.
Having mentioned Kaa La Moto and UHE I know you are thinking this is an all hip-hop affair, right? We'll you are 80% correct. In as much as we want it to be a hip-hop show, we would like to incorporate all talents here, so as to give equal chances and opportunities to all talented people around. Other than the KULE show, the only other show that does this kind of staff is the Talent Unplugged at Little Theaters Club, in Mbaraki.
We hope to expose more talent with this movement, and change the coastal showbiz in the process. You are all encouraged to attend  every Sunday, from 2pm till late. This also gives kids a platform to show off their talented side.
That said and done, si tukutane KULE.....

COAST HIP-HOP HEAVYWEIGHT PULLS AN EXTRA-ODINAREH STUNT

Other than good music, Odinareh Bingwa is known for speaking his mind. He is the kind of that calls a spade a spade and not a big spoon. Whether you choke on it or not is really non of his business. Now this may seem like a good character trait, until that moment when the spotlight is on you. You will have nowhere to hide.

After releasing his hit song "Nusu Saa na Rais" they got into a word fight with Mc Gates of Pwani Fm who criticized the song live on air (there's that line about Mike Sonko, the president and weed, which did not amuse the presenter), a move that somehow displeased the rapper. After a bit of cold war playing out, Odinareh went HAM on the presenter on a facebook post. Check the screen shot image.

He attacked the whole Mashav Mashav campus man. The lecturer and all the students in the campus. That I did not see coming I must say. The students were not so happy about this, and now they want Mr. Make A Name to actually apologize. Something that wont happen I guess. 

While that was going on here, Nusu Saa Na Rais continued to get love country wide, as it made to the People's Magazine music countdown. 

Let's watch and see how all these turns out. In the meantime download the track HERE

30 MINS WITH THE PRESIDENT. WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

I have to ask this, if you had 30 mins with the president, what would you do, or say to him? This generation of ours, the first thing guys would do is probably take a selfie. If you think about it critically, what would you do? Most people, due to our greedy and selfish nature, will probably ask for riches, and in our case, probably ask for a hook up with the daughter ( I know I'd ask for that)

This Wednesday, Odinareh will be dropping a brand new track Nusu Saa Na Rais a classic hip-hop track, and having heard his previous tracks (number ones on the radio btw) we expect nothing less than pure bliss. The day after tomorrow, the track drops. Probably by then, you will have the answer to the question.

DRULIXX IS BACK WITH A NEW HIT

"Unacho do we do lakini do viproper" That's the first line on the chorus. Drulix is back with a hit track Vi-Proper. The track basically tells people to give 100% in whatever they do. This track is just one out the several tracks that will feature in the forthcoming mixtape titled MTP The Mixtape which may be released before the year ends.
The track was produced at Stantmastaz,by Petrooz. So you already know the mastering is high quality. The hook is also catchy, the lady's voice brings out a nice feeling that adds flavor to the song. Enough talk, how about you just download the track and compare your opinion with mine.
DOWNLOAD HERE

                                      

WHAT'S BEEF?

Kaa La Moto

Mombasa doesn't seem to be getting tired of beefs. That's the order of the day in the showbiz. The latest beef-session is between the Coast Music Awards Hip-hop Artist of the Year, Kaa La Moto Kiumbe and Johny Skani. Now, I don't know how this thing started, but today during The Cypher Show on Pwani Fm it elevated when those two guys exchanged words live on air. Johny constantly kept calling Kaa La Moto "Mtoto wa Juzi, hujui kitu". According to Kaa La Moto, Johny Skani claims he's a legend yet he ain't got nothing to back that up. From the way he was talking over the phone, there was a lot of bitterness in his voice. On the other hand, Johny Skani said today, that Kaa La Moto wants to beef with him to get some fame.
Rumor has it that Kaa La Moto disrespected Johny of the hip-hop crew Skani Flani (most of you new cats, including me don't know anything about this crew other than, it existed, lol, no pun intended) they almost fought at SQ studio. "Hatungepigana, ningempiga mimi" said Kaa La Moto, (who is also a karate kid btw, black belt I think) earlier today, talking to Gates via Phone

I know you are all dying to hear my point of view. Well, I am saying this loud and clear, If Kaa La Moto disrespected Johny in any way ( I said if, coz I am not certain) it's because he saw a reason to, or in simpler words Johny Skani must have done something to arouse the disrespect. You cannot just disrespect someone for no reason, it doesn't go that way. Also, respect is a two way traffic, even the old have to respect the young, if they don't they don't deserve that respect anyway.

So those are my sentiments, what about you? Are you in support of Kaa La Moto or Johny Skani. I wanna hear your views.

THE LUO FLOW RAP QUEEN

There are not so many female emcees as compared to males in this hip-hop industry. Both old, and new cats combined, the number is still low. In Mombasa it's even worse. I had actually given up on the quest of looking a that unique female rapper, okay, lemme rephrase, I had almost given up until the day I stumbled upon the next big female emcee Kenya will ever have (no sugarcoating here)
I admire this lady because of her confidence. She does not shy off the stage, actually, she fights (not literally, though) for a chance to perform. She has a strong powerful voice, very commanding. Every time she's on stage rapping you have no choice but pay attention.

She's multilingual. Raps in English, Swahili and Luo. When she's rapping in Luo I don't even get half of the thing she says, language barrier here, plus she's freaking fast man, but I just sounds nice and creative you can't help node your head.
Article half way done and I haven't even told you her name. If you are a Mombasa resident you already know who am talking about right? She calls herself, Achycho Dimplez. But since it's Mombasa, folks here have a tendency of coastalizing names, so they baptized her "Mtoto Dimpali".
That said and done, I know all of you hearing about her for the first time want to listen to her music. I've made your work easy. Click HERE

And, before I forget, She's a Stantmastaz Production.