Kenyan urban music continues its dynamic evolution, and fast-rising street-pop sensation Josephyl is leading the charge with his latest release, “Zidi ku Hate” (also known as “Hate”), featuring Iphoolish. Released under Black Market Records, this high-octane track fuses Gengetone and Arbantone rhythms with raw street storytelling.
The Vision Behind “Zidi Ku Hate”
At its core, “Hate” tackles a theme universal to anyone chasing success: overcoming non-believers and thriving in the face of negativity. The track addresses doubters who lacked faith during the tough times, only to turn envious as hard work pays off and financial growth becomes undeniable.
The iconic hook translates the spirit of perseverance straight into street anthem territory:
“We zidii kuhate, Na pesa tunaget, Unahate na pesa tunaget, Hate na pesa…”
Stream the song: https://blackmarket.lnk.to/hate
Official Youtube audio: https://youtu.be/YObFMNzFQfc?si=K8uD3lqk466EtWQh
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