By Dennis Juma
After months of musical silence and swirling rumors that he might have bid the game farewell, Exray Taniua, popularly known for the Gengetone anthem Sipangwingwi, has made an explosive return and this time, he’s gone cross-border.
Turns out, while fans were speculating about a possible early retirement, Exray was deep in the studio, cooking up an international collaboration with none other than Martha Mukisa – ¬¬Uganda’s reigning queen of dancehall. The result? A sizzling new single titled Come, and trust us, it’s a masterpiece.
Both Exray and Martha are household names across East Africa, each carrying massive fanbases and signature sounds. So, you might be asking, how does Gengetone meet Dancehall?
Well, here’s the sauce: Gengetone is one of the most adaptable sounds in the African music scene. Whether it’s fusing with drill, afrobeat, or now dancehall, the genre continues to evolve, and Exray proves once again that he’s not just a Gengetone hitmaker, but a jack of all genres.
On the flip side, Martha Mukisa brings her seductive charm, fierce vocals, and unapologetic energy. Her hypersexual lyricism is magnetic, leaving listeners hooked and fantasizing after every line. And on Come, she doesn’t disappoint.
Come is flirty, danceable, and addictive the kind of track you play once and find yourself hitting repeat before it ends. The chemistry between Exray and Martha is undeniable, their delivery bold, and the beat… absolutely fire.
You’ve been waiting for a track to shake up your playlist? This is it.
Stream it now, and thank us later.