February 1, 2022

Popular Ugandan artists Felista Di Superstar and John Blaq have teamed up with Kenyan Gengetone stars the Mbuzi Gang and other stars to out the video for their ‘Shamra Shamra’ remix!Besides the Mbuzi Gang, Felista and John Blaq, the ‘Shamra Shamra’ remix video also features celebrated artists Wyre, Naiboi, Gabu, Frasha, Kristoff, plus the Zari Dancers Africa. https://youtu.be/Dm2ilu_OgFQ The video for the ‘Shamra Shamra’ remix is bound to be one of the biggest projects for the Mbuzi Gang this year and a great East African collaboration, because it combines artistes from across the region.‘Shamra Shamra’ remix is taken off the Mbuzi Gang’s new album ‘Three Wise Goats’ and the official audio for the song was done by ace producer Kashkeed and is currently one of the most trending songs on airwaves across East Africa.The ‘Shamra Shamra’ remix can be accessed via digital music streaming platforms like YouTube, Boomplay, Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Shazam, Tidal, Napster, Songwhip among others.

Team Psycho has to be the most promising residing gengetone group this year. They have done a number of impressive collaborations that you’d think they wouldn’t be able to achieve. From doing international collaborations with great artists to coming out strong locally. The gang is Ghetto based with members who are undoubtedly hardworking and ready to grind. They carry around hope and the anticipation to better the situation back at home. This Gang represents the hood life, they are a vessel of light upon their community. This Coming Valentines, they are determined to release two music videos. The songs are titled \’Mine Mine\’ and \’Manzi Wa Nairobi\’. This article will talk more about Madem Wa Nairobi which is a direct translation of girls from Nairobi. Manzi wa Nairobi, as a saying has become popular over the years both in Nairobi and the country at large. Tourists from across the globe have also come to know of Nairobi girls and some have even stereotyped all Nairobi girls to have a certain type of behavior. She likes money, loves the party life and is probably a mess. Yes, she won’t cook either. Well, you can’t really generalize people but it is what it is. The song however, points out the pros and cons of a Nairobi lady. It’s a song you’ll be thrilled to listen to. Not to mention, the beats and the dancehall vibe attached to it makes it one of a kind. Tune in for more updates from Black Market Records Africa. Or perhaps, a stretched discussion about “Manzi Wa Nairobi.