Jii Gombo Nene

Rungu Rwa Ihiga

Mama

A sacred folk song sung in the Dholuo dialect. The song praises God as the only saviour.

Jawar Na

1. HERA.

Song Written by Ramadhan Obiero & Papi OdeQ

HERA is Dholuo word for LOVE. 
The song is sung in Dholuo, an ethnic language spoken by the Luo people who, majorly, reside along the shores of LakeVictoria (Kisumu, Migori, Homabay, Siaya Counties in Western Kenya)

The song is sung in the style of BENGA and is in praise of a female lover. It explores the beauties that the lover, and her love, bring forth, and offer, to the relationship.

Recorded history indicates that Benga Music, Kenya's foremost and most popular genre of music, initially, came from the above-mentioned counties before spreading to other counties within Kenya and to other countries like Zimbabwe and Congo.


Papi OdeQ presents an album of Benga Fusion. The music is predominantly played in the style of Kenya's foremost, and arguably, most successful genre of music called Benga with a fusion of other styles including Soft-Rock, Rumba, Rock n Roll, Taarab (From Kenya's Coast), Isikuti (From Kenya's Western County of Kakamega)

Hera

Freedom

Mchikicho (Chakacha Fusion)

BIRO is a Dholuo Language word that translates to 'Coming'1

The persona in the song describes the kind of elaborate preparations that he has made, at his home, to welcome his lover who is coming over for a rare visitation.

BIRO

Brian Sigu