Barely three years ago, Kenya's musical scene experienced a wave never seen before with the emergence of Gengetone. It constituted of fast paced beats with the players young and full of energy singing about anything and everything in a language that was deemed vulgar. Even though they ruled the industry for quite sometime, their dominance have since declined greatly.
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Beating the storm: Kenyans who have achieved success despite the pandemic 3 months ago
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected almost every sector, especially people in the showbiz industry. However, it hasn’t been all doom and gloom and some people have had a great year. They have had their respective breakthroughs and reached career milestones. Some might even argue that they wouldn’t have had a good year without the pandemic.
Music
Musically, this has been one of the best years in history. A lot of good music was released this year and local music is getting more and more airplay. Earlier this year, Mbogi Genje caused an online buzz with their unique sheng in tracks such as ‘Ngumi Mbwegze’ and ‘Kidungi’. The trio from Donholm even landed a collaboration with household name Mejja and are in demand for radio and TV interviews. The only way for them has been up since then, and they have even landed endorsement deals which is a sign of the corporate world embracing their s