A vibrant playlist that showcases the diverse sounds and culture of the Kenyan music scene. From the energetic beats of Gengetone to the soulful rhythms of Afrobeat, Benga, and Hip-Hop, this collection celebrates the unique voices and stories of Kenya’s artists. Whether you're vibing to the street hustle, dancing to upbeat tunes, or reflecting on social issues, this playlist captures the spirit of Kenya in all its richness. Perfect for fans of fresh, homegrown talent and the unmistakable groove of East Africa.



Kenya

Step into the heart of Liberia with this curated playlist, a journey through the sounds and rhythms that define the country’s vibrant culture. From the energetic beats of Hipco to the smooth flow of Gbema, this playlist brings together the best of Liberia’s music scene. Whether you're vibing to the party anthems of Monrovia or feeling the raw, authentic sounds of the streets, every track celebrates Liberia’s unique spirit.

Featuring both legendary artists and rising stars, this collection showcases the heartbeat of Liberia—its people, their stories, and the joy of living life to the fullest. Tune in, turn up, and let the music transport you straight to the lively streets and unforgettable nights of Liberia.



Liberia

Streets of Shadows takes you deep into the heart of Kenya's urban hustle, where the streets are alive with tension and untold stories. This hard-hitting Gengetone anthem blends raw Sheng and English lyrics to reflect the struggle, ambition, and danger that come with life on the edge. With booming beats and sharp wordplay, the song captures the essence of youth navigating the tough realities of criminality and survival in Nairobi's unforgiving streets.

Feel the pulse of the city, the defiance in the voice of the streets, and the ever-present Kenyan pride. Whether you're dancing to the rhythm or reflecting on the lyrics, Streets of Shadows is a soundtrack to both rebellion and resilience.

Streets of Shadows

Blending English and Sheng, the song highlights the struggles young people face in the streets, from the daily grind to corruption and broken promises. 


With its gritty beats and powerful lyrics, Where’s the Future? calls for change, resilience, and the unbreakable spirit of Kenya’s youth. 


This song is for all the hustlers making their way through the streets, chasing dreams despite the odds.


#Kenya #Gengetone



Where’s the Future

No Wahala is a pure Liberian Hipco banger that brings all the street energy and party vibes from the heart of Monrovia. This track captures the essence of Liberian nightlife with no filter—straight from the hood to the dancefloor. It's all about flexing, chopping life, and dancing until the sun come up, no stress, no wahala.

With mad local slang, street talk, and that raw, real Liberian sound, the song’s hook hits hard and gets the crowd moving. From Paynesville to West Point, everyone feels the vibe as DJ spins that heat and people forget about the troubles for one night. It’s about unity, good times, and enjoying the moment—just like every night in the city.

This one’s for the youths on the grind, the party people, and anyone who’s ready to just vibe, let go, and feel the true Liberian spirit.



No Wahala

Twirwo (Let’s Dance) is a high-energy fusion of Kenya’s street culture and the infectious rhythms of Amapiano. This track blends Sheng, Swahili, and English to create a universal vibe that celebrates unity, resilience, and the joy of living in the moment. With its captivating log drum beats, smooth piano melodies, and a touch of traditional Mugithi guitar vibes, the song takes listeners on a journey through Kenya’s vibrant streets and dynamic nightlife.

The lyrics encourage everyone to let go of life’s struggles and immerse themselves in the groove, uniting the hustle of the city with the warmth of community. Twirwo is more than just a song—it’s a movement, an anthem for those who know how to vibe, celebrate, and dance until the morning light.



Twirwo

Kukujumuka is a high-energy Liberian Afrobeats anthem that embodies the resilience, dreams, and vibrant spirit of Liberian youth. Sung primarily in Liberian English, the song fuses contemporary Afrobeat rhythms with traditional Liberian cultural expressions.

The track captures the hustle of everyday life in Monrovia and beyond, celebrating the determination of the youth to rise above challenges while staying rooted in their identity. Featuring infectious beats, catchy hooks, and a dance challenge section, Kukujumuka is more than a song—it's a movement of hope and unity that speaks to Liberia's unique style and sound.



Kukujumuka

Hakuna Kudedi is a high-energy Kenyan Afrobeats banger that blends the raw hustle mentality of Nairobi’s streets with the coastal vibes of Mombasa. Rooted in the vibrant Gengetone and Afrobeats fusion, this track delivers a powerful message of resilience, ambition, and never backing down.

With a mix of Sheng, Swahili, and English, the lyrics capture the real struggles and triumphs of young Kenyans chasing success. From the fast-paced matatu culture of Nairobi to the easygoing but determined hustle in Mombasa, Hakuna Kudedi is a street anthem that speaks to everyone grinding for a better life.

Set to an infectious beat with deep bass and Afro-infused percussion, this song is built for the clubs, matatus, and the daily hustle—because in Kenya, giving up is never an option!

Hakuna Kudedi

🔥 Ghafla Bin Vuu is more than a song — it’s a Kenyan street sermon. Born in the heart of Nairobi, this Arbantone banger captures the real mtaa glow-up energy: from struggle to stardom, from rejection to respect.

Written in pure sheng’, this track speaks for every hustler in Eastlands, every dreamer in Pipeline, and every youth grinding in silence waiting for their moment. It’s that unexpected rise — life ikibadilika ghafla bila notice.

💣 Fusing the bounce of Gengetone, the deep drums of Amapiano, and the poetic grit of Nairobi street life, Ghafla Bin Vuu redefines Arbantone for a new generation.


Ghafla Bin Vuu

No Gree for Hunger is a Hipco song from Monrovia, Liberia, performed in Koloqua — the street language of the people. It tells the story of everyday youth hustle in Liberia: hunger, school fees, traffic, and survival, mixed with the resilience and humor that define Liberian life.

Hipco is the sound of Liberia’s streets, and No Gree for Hunger carries that energy. From Red Light to Sinkor, Paynesville to West Point, the song reflects how Liberian youth stand strong and refuse to give up. With its chantable hook and street vibe, it connects deeply with anyone who knows the struggle of daily life in Liberia.

This is more than a Liberian rap track — it is Hipco at its core: raw, powerful, and true to the people. Whether you’re in Monrovia, the diaspora, or a global fan of African hip hop, No Gree for Hunger is a song that shows why Hipco is one of Africa’s most important voices in rap today.


No Gree for Hunger

My goal is to be the first real international artist. I compose and create songs in all languages, style and around the local culture! You want to see your Country/Language represented? Dm me!

Mon objectif est de devenir le premier vrai artiste international. Je compose et crée des chansons dans toutes les langues, tous les styles et adaptées à toutes les cultures locales ! Vous voulez voir votre pays/langue représenté ? Envoyez-moi un message !

Mi objetivo es ser el primer verdadero artista internacional. ¡Compongo y creo canciones en todos los idiomas, estilos y adaptadas a las culturas locales! ¿Quieres ver a tu país/idioma representado? ¡Envíame un mensaje!

No Gree for Hunger

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