A lil bit of a different feel and vibe to the podcast as Fadhili breaks down her essentials playlist from artists straight outta dagoretti featuring a couple of big names like zzero sufuri & Maandy, this hood is definitely one to watch out for. Where should we feature next, hit us up with your fav artists poppin and doing their ting from ur hood

Wassup geng! Another Friday means a ticket to have a listen to our thoughts. This week Tela Wangeci and Fadhili jumped on an album review on Victims of Madness by Wakadinali and The Showman by Asum Garvey. A controversial topic we ain't gonna lie but what's a good album without a couple of criticism and accolades? Hits of the week takes a jab at Grammy's for ignoring major RnB stars despite 2020 being a huge year for the genre and Mejja's underperformance is brought to the table! Enjoy !!!

Wassup GANG! First thing first, can Africans call each other nigger? Join Tela Wangeci and Fadhili Odewo as they discuss whether Record Labels in KE are active. While at it they discuss primary roles of a record label and necessity of musicians learning the music business. HITS OF THE WEEK is the new segment where we discuss on Mejja, his new song and working with Wasafi and while at it Honorary mentions to Dj Aslan as he drops his Bad Bitches Anthem " Baddies 'N' Sunnies"  https://www.mixcloud.com/aslan-kange/ . Enjoy this episode and you can always drop a comment while at it!

In this episode we dive in to whether Kenya has its own music sound. The history of Kenyan music is explained right from the 1960s with the emergence of Benga from artists such as Daudi Kabaka and John Nzenze. The emergence of drill sound i and of course Jovie Jovv's new album Don Wa Madon is definetly mentioned with hits such as  "Turudi Streets" a collabo between Jovie Jovv and Wakadinali (Scar Mkadinali and Domani Munga) 

Tracks in this episode

1.Kasyoki Wa Mitumba - Serro

2.Msichana Wa Elimu - Daudi Kabaka

3. Peptang - Natty

4. Turudi Streets - Jovie Jovv ft Wakadinali

5. Diego - Jovie Jovv ft Baraka & Silverstone

On the pilot episode Tela Wangeci and Fadhili Odewo discuss on the necessity of music videos and while at it we mention a couple of video directors that have superb work. We shift the convo to UnKut HipHop Awards 2020 and have a lil convo on shrap and drill as genres