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Dive into the emotional depths with “Siri,” the latest track from Heavy Cane featuring Unspoken Salaton. Produced by Unspoken Salaton, this song is a heartfelt exploration of the search for love and the answers to life’s most pressing questions. The visualizer has premiered on YouTube. “Siri” serves as a poignant continuation of Heavy Cane’s previous release, “Mwache,” where he collaborated with Teslah to bid farewell to those who didn’t reciprocate their affection. In “Siri,” Heavy Cane and Unspoken Salaton embark on a quest to uncover the secrets of finding love and happiness. The song’s lyrics are a raw and honest reflection of the emotional journey, expressing vulnerability and the yearning for a fulfilling connection. The lyrics of “Siri” are deeply moving, capturing the essence of the artists’ search for love. The lyrics are a blend of Swahili and Sheng, adding a unique cultural flavor to the song. The lyrics invite listeners to reflect on their own experiences with love and relationships. The emotional depth of “Siri” is palpable, with each line oozing with feeling. The artists’ voices blend harmoniously, creating a moving listening experience. The song’s production complements the lyrical content perfectly, enhancing the emotional impact of the track. “Siri” is more than just a song; it’s an invitation to explore the complexities of love and the search for answers. The visualizer, simple yet captivating, complements the song’s message, drawing viewers into the artists’ emotional world. Go watch the visualizer for “Siri” on YouTube and experience the raw emotion and heartfelt storytelling of Heavy Cane and Unspoken Salaton.

By Dennis Juma Joefes is back again with a spicy new release featuring the captivating Teslah. Their latest track, “Slido,” is not just music for the ears. It is a full-blown invitation into the steamy corners of desire and playful intimacy. This is not your everyday love song. It is a bold celebration of attraction, confidence and the fantasies that most people think about but rarely say out loud. At the heart of the song is a symbol of modern seduction. The thong. The lyrics are cheeky, provocative and laced with raw honesty. From the imagery of pulling it to the side to the thrill of giving in to temptation, “Slido” captures the energy of flirtation and physical chemistry in its purest form. Teslah delivers smooth, sultry vocals that melt perfectly into Joefes’ clever and playful bars. Their chemistry is undeniable and the beat they ride on is slow but groovy, blending Afrobeat rhythm with that signature Gengetone spice. The result is a sound that is seductive yet danceable, emotional yet fun. This track is more than a late night jam. It is a confident anthem for anyone who embraces their sensuality. Whether you are vibing solo or dancing close with someone special, “Slido” creates the perfect soundtrack for those intimate moments. It speaks to curiosity, passion and the power of physical connection. And if the lyrics do their job right, do not be surprised if you find yourself at the boutique soon after — shopping not for shoes or shirts, but for something a little more exciting. A thong!! https://youtu.be/D4pTcwUUaXs?si=J3YDU-t0kpinOEEs

By Dennis Juma Mr. Kagame has just released the official music video for his latest track, “Tukunywe,” a vibrant collaboration featuring Kenyan artists Joefes, iPhoolish, and Unspoken Salaton. The video premiered on YouTube, delivering a high-energy visual experience that complements the song’s infectious rhythm and celebratory spirit. “Tukunywe,” is a lively fusion of East African vibes, showcasing a brilliant mix of languages including Swahili, Sheng and Kinyarwanda. The track brings together distinct musical flavors from each artist, creating a seamless blend of styles that celebrate diversity and regional unity. With its catchy hooks and cross-cultural appeal, the song captures the essence of modern African party music. The music video amplifies the song’s themes of freedom of celebration, featuring vibrant visuals and energetic choreography that invite viewers to join in the festivities. Set against colorful backdrops and infused with cultural elements, the video captures the essence of East African party culture, making it a must-watch for fans of Afrobeat and contemporary African music.

It’s been two months since “Guza Guza” burst onto the music scene, and the momentum just keeps building. The addictive track, which blends raw emotion with street-savvy lyricism and a beat that commands attention, has not only captured the ears of fans but has also refused to let go of its position on mainstream platforms across Kenya. From the moment it dropped, “Guza Guza” has caused a stuck tune syndrome to its lovers. Fast-forward 60 days, and the song is comfortably at over 1 million views mark on YouTube—proof that its replay value is anything but average. Whether it’s blasting from matatus, dominating radio countdowns, or taking over club rotations, this song has earned its spot as a certified banger. It’s agreed that Unspoken Salaton, Joefes, Diaso and the crew all did magic on this track. What’s more impressive is its consistency. Many songs come and go, but “Guza Guza” has shown staying power, maintaining its spot among the most played tracks across national stations. It resonates with both the urban youth and mainstream audiences, thanks to its relatable lyrics, catchy chorus, and high-quality production. In a musical landscape that shifts quickly, “Guza Guza” stands as a reminder that when authenticity meets great production, the results can shake the industry. If the current trajectory is anything to go by, this could be one of 2025’s biggest breakout hits.

  Just when you thought “Aje” couldn’t get any hotter, the remix lands like a sonic bomb—now featuring Shourtie Official and Exray Taniua, two heavy-hitters who bring extra flavour, finesse, and fire. Riding smooth on an Afrobeat rhythm, this upgraded version turns the romantic heat all the way up while keeping the original’s charm intact. With its intoxicating blend of Afrobeat soul, sultry Swahili-French verses, and pulsating basslines, “Aje (Remix)” is pure vibe chemistry. Exray Taniua brings his signature Nairobi Street Edge, while Shourtie Official adds a sassy, no-nonsense verse that flips the power dynamic—now it’s a real conversation between lovers. It’s a cross-border, genre-bending anthem. From the flirtatious call-and-response to the witty lines about Dubai trips and late-night clubbing, every verse hits with personality and punch. And with the infectious afrobeat bounce now in the mix, DJs have their new weapon for the dancefloor.

By Dennis Juma Forget “no strings attached.” In the world of Gengetone, it is more like no sense spared. After Gwaash attempted a dramatic 40-day water fast to shed weight, the streets can all agree on one thing. That level of sacrifice is strictly reserved for saints like Jesus, not for fun loving sinners like Gwaash. In what can only be described as a comically ambitious weight loss mission, Gwaash ditched all meals in favor of water, not for spiritual enlightenment, but just to see how it feels to be slim like Joefes. Tired of being big and towering over his peers, he set out on a hunger journey with nothing but water and vibes. But as it turns out, he forgot to consult the real gatekeepers of his body, his intestinal soldiers, the loyal but unforgiving askaris lumbricoids. These internal guards could only handle so much before revolting. They were done with his jokes. The hunger jokes. The no food agenda. Before he could even clock a tenth of the 40 days, his own stomach turned against him. The fast turned into a fiasco and word of the struggle spread faster than fire. Now his musical brothers Unspoken Salaton, Iphoolish and Joefes decided to immortalize the experience in the best way Gengetone artists know how, by making a track. Titled “Water Fasting” the new release is a brilliant blend of humor, sarcasm and clever bars poking fun at Gwaash’s short lived quest to shrink. The track is a vibe from start to finish. The beat hits hard, the verses are soaked in witty jabs and the chemistry between the four artists is unmatched. Gwaash even takes a moment to laugh at himself, proving once again that he is as fearless with self-deprecating humor as he is with experimenting. “Water Fasting” is not just a song. It is a cultural moment. It is Gengetone doing what it does best, turning everyday struggles into unforgettable jams that make you laugh while you dance. Water Fasting” is the perfect pick. It’s the kind of song that turns everyday struggles into pure entertainment. Just hit play, enjoy the clever humor, and let this be your reminder — consult your stomach before you decide to live on water alone.

In a musical evolution that promises to resonate with fans and lovers alike, Heavy Cane and Unspoken Salaton have joined forces to release “Siri,” a song that delves into the quest for true love. Building on the success of Heavy Cane’s previous hit “Mwache,” which featured Teslah and addressed moving on from heartbreak, “Siri” takes a different approach, exploring the search for a lasting romantic connection. “Siri” translates to “secret” in English, and the song’s core theme revolves around the question: What is the secret to finding a love that doesn’t lead to heartbreak? The artists express a longing for a special someone who can offer unwavering love and affection. The lyrics reflect the pain of past experiences, the desire for peace, and the hope for a brighter romantic future. The song’s emotional depth is captured in lines like “Huu moyo umeumia, for a long time” (This heart has been hurt for a long time) and “Mi sitaki kulia, eei eei eeih!” (I don’t want to cry). The collaboration between Heavy Cane and Unspoken Salaton is seamless, with their vocals blending perfectly over beats produced by Unspoken Salaton himself. The song’s catchy chorus, “Kwani Siri NI nini?” (What is the secret?), is sure to captivate listeners and spark conversations about love and relationships. With “Mwache” currently gaining traction on digital streaming platforms and TikTok, the timing of “Siri’s” release is perfect. Heavy Cane and Unspoken Salaton are poised to keep their fans entertained with this fresh and relatable track. While the music video is on the horizon, fans can enjoy the audio version of “Siri” now, available on all major digital streaming platforms.

Get ready to raise your glasses and turn up the volume! The highly anticipated party anthem “Tukunywe” is officially out now on all digital streaming platforms. This electrifying track brings together the dynamic talents of Mr. Kagame (Rwanda), Joefes (Kenya), iPhoolish (Kenya), and Unspoken Salaton (Kenya), promising a sonic experience that’s as infectious as it is unique. “Tukunywe,” which translates to “Let’s drink” in Swahili, encapsulates the spirit of celebration and camaraderie. The song is a vibrant fusion of languages, seamlessly blending Sheng, Swahili, Rwandese, and English. This linguistic tapestry not only adds a unique flavor to the track but also reflects the rich cultural diversity of East Africa. The lyrics, a captivating mix of storytelling and catchy hooks, invite listeners to let loose, enjoy the moment, and embrace the joy of togetherness. The song’s production is as vibrant as its lyrical content, with a driving beat that will have you moving from the first note. The artists’ unique styles and voices blend harmoniously, creating an irresistible energy that’s perfect for any party or gathering. While the audio is available now, fans can anticipate the official music video, which is set to be released soon. This visual accompaniment promises to further enhance the song’s message and energy, offering a complete experience for fans. “Tukunywe” is more than just a song; it’s an invitation to celebrate life, embrace diversity, and enjoy the simple pleasures of friendship and good times. So, stream “Tukunywe” now and get ready to experience the ultimate party anthem! https://youtu.be/KBsdFx1lzpI

Kenyan music group Limbofest has just released their latest single, “One by One,” a romantic track that’s already setting the mood for lovers everywhere. Known for their signature style of celebrating women, Limbofest delivers another hit that’s sure to resonate with fans. “One by One” is a vibrant celebration of love and attraction, infused with the group’s signature flair. The lyrics are a playful mix of Swahili and English, creating a catchy and relatable narrative of admiration and desire. The song’s rhythm is infectious, blending smooth melodies with a danceable beat, making it perfect for both intimate moments and dance floors. The music video, a visual treat, was filmed in the scenic coastal region of Kenya and at the renowned BMR studio. The visuals are as captivating as the song itself, featuring stunning shots that complement the song’s romantic theme. Ugandan model Sheila Asiimwe stars as the muse, alongside other music vixens, adding a layer of elegance and allure to the video. The video was directed by the talented Ugandan music director MickieDAD, who has masterfully captured the song’s essence. The song’s lyrics paint vivid pictures of attraction and connection: “See me see me see you I like ukidunga hiyo dress see through You’re the one I come to When she ask mi nasema yes I do” These lines set the tone for a song that’s all about appreciation and the excitement of being with someone special. The chorus, with its repeated phrase “One by One,” is instantly memorable, designed to get listeners moving. The audio for “One by One” is available on all major digital streaming platforms, so fans can enjoy the track anytime, anywhere. The music video is available on YouTube, providing a visual experience that enhances the song’s impact. Limbofest has once again proven their ability to create music that’s both enjoyable and meaningful, solidifying their place in the Kenyan music scene. “One by One” is more than just a song; it’s an experience, a celebration of love, and a testament to Limbofest’s musical prowess.

By Dennis Juma In a world where success, difference, and authenticity are often met with envy and negativity, rising artist Fidel Rayd is choosing not to stay silent. His latest single, “Adui,” now available on all major streaming platforms alongside a fiery music video, is a bold clapback to those who harbor hate for no real reason, especially for people doing their own thing, in their own lane. We live in curious times: people will dislike you not for wronging them, but for thriving in spaces they don’t even participate in. They will monitor your progress, judge your path, and resent your passion not because you’ve crossed any lines, but simply because you exist differently. That’s the bizarre irony Fidel Rayd confronts head-on in Adui. “Adui,” which translates to “enemy” in Swahili, is more than just a diss track. It’s an unfiltered mirror held up to society — to people who waste energy harboring baseless resentment instead of building themselves. In his raw and unapologetic style, Fidel Rayd serves his critics “a hot meal with red hot pepper” — a metaphor for lyrical heat so real it burns through pride and pretense. With every bar, Rayd dismantles the psychology of hate: how minding someone else’s business in the name of curiosity or competition becomes self-sabotage. He reminds us that hatred never empties another’s cup, nor does it fill our own. Instead, it becomes the heaviest burden one could carry — a distraction from one’s purpose, peace, and progress. The accompanying music video doesn’t just support the message — it magnifies it. With powerful imagery and confrontational energy, it portrays the emotional toll of jealousy and the defiance of those who refuse to be dimmed by others’ shadows. It’s a cinematic rebellion, and Fidel Rayd is leading the charge. But Adui isn’t just a warning shot to haters — it’s also a celebration of individuality, versatility, and rising above negativity. It’s a rallying cry to creatives, dreamers, and anyone forging their own path: keep going. Let your wins be loud. And never shrink to make anyone comfortable. When a stranger or friend wins, we all win — that’s the higher mindset Fidel Rayd promotes. In a world where petty rivalries steal attention from personal growth, Adui dares to disrupt that energy. It’s fearless, fiery, and fiercely needed. https://youtu.be/sAzkmJYV4M8