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Octopizzo – Something For You

Will Press·November 13, 2014

Outhere Records; 2014 Dir. Daniel Obradovic One of the hottest issues that always comes up when discussing strategies...

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Mayonde – Isikuti Love

Bottomline Kenya·August 5, 2014

Mayonde Music; 2014 2013 was the breakout year for Diana Mayonde Nduba, after she gradually released a bunch...

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Kato Change ft. Lisa Oduor-Noah: Aparo

Will Press·April 18, 2014

Kato Change / Jaaz Odongo; 2014 Dir. Andrew Mageto At the top of the best news this week...

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Noel Nderitu ft. Maestro Guy – Brand Nu

Bottomline Kenya·March 8, 2014

Clean City Media; 2014 Dir. Sammy Dee Gospel artist Noel Nderitu released his debut 8-track EP, My Kind...

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Lisa Oduor-Noah – Ndai (Legacy Project Cover)

Bottomline Kenya·January 20, 2014

The NEST; 2013 Dir. Abstract Omega We all remember the Legacy project by the good folks at The NEST, right?...

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Rigga – Ring Finger

Bottomline Kenya·November 21, 2013

CleanCity Media / Red Flash Films; 2013 Dir. mKay Forget the Groove Awards 2013. For many people including...

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Electrique DJs ft. Nina Ogot & Jaaz – Duog Dala

Will Press·November 1, 2013

Electrique Entertainment Records / Sound Mind ; 2013 Dir. Mushking Electrique DJs are surging on with their quest...

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Elani – Jana Usiku

Bottomline Kenya·September 11, 2013

Sol Music Entertainment Dir. Steve Muriungi Elani is not a new band in Nairobi’s music performance circles. The...

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Adeiyu – Imaginary Chains (EP Review)

Bottomline Kenya·August 28, 2013

Once in a while, if you roll up your sleeves and do some messy digging a few inches...

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Lady Karun – Karun (Album Review)

Bottomline Kenya·August 18, 2013

Sound Mind; 2013 I’m finding it very difficult not to compare Lady Karun’s career progression with that of...

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