
... swagson's 2-5-4 Is a Kenya Musiq Clique founded by Medfiq & Gadda Young. 
Started as a family known as Swagson's Fam, then branched to swagson's 2-5-4 (for musiq purpose) which Is made of 7-member's
Still Unsigned & records under the label DICE RECORDS situated In South C & PRODUCED by the talented Producer/Director DICE-MAN...!!

Born Harrison Munio, Bamzigi is a Kenyan artist, personality and visionary. 
Bamzigi's music career began free-styling for kicks in clubs and making mix tapes with DJ's from his hood, credited for making the urban sound mainstream his regarded as one of the best musical treasures in Kenya. Currently he is paving the way of a new musical-fusion movement that he created and dubbed “Mizuka Style” (Electronic/Dance/HipHop/AfroBeats/Kapuka/Afro/Urban/Rock).
He is a founding member of the popular group Necessary Noize that also included female MC/singer Nazizi Hirji and singer Kevin Wyre. The group was formed in October 2000 and released their self-titled debut album in 2000. This contained the hits "Clang Clang", "La Di Da", "Lovers rock” and "Nataka toa". 
They steadily grew in popularity and were later to release a second album Necessary Noize II: Kenyan Gal, Kenyan Boy in 2004 which included popular regional hits such as "Kenyan Gal, Kenyan Boy" and "Bless My Room". Although mainly hip-hop based, the group has also done reggae and R&B tracks. They are appreciated for their socially conscious lyrics that deal with issues affecting youth such as AIDS, drugs and politics.
Among the solo-projects created are "The Bounce is back" album that included hits like "The Bounce", "Rusha", "Songa". In the past experience the multi-talented Bamzigi has also hosted and produced for large Radio networks such as KBC and RADIO Africa. In 2010 and after a long struggle with a drug addiction he became clean and started a fresh. 2 singles were released, “Mizuka” & “254”. He is currently recording a full-length album with 3050 Entertainment and producer Wawesh, Bamzigi himself , Provoke and loads of innovative EDM producers  just to name a few. The first single is called “Bachette” 
The album was released on jan 2014 online at Waabeh.com (CLICK HERE :☆☆ bit.ly/19ammqg ☆☆) called "mizuka Hits Collection" he is currently back on the scene releasing new music like "Form NI Gani", "Chini Ya Meza", "Cheater" Ft Amota (Nigeria)& much more coming out in 2017 with collabos with Wyre,Eric Wainaina, Steph Kapela, Silvastone etc. It's going to be a more kenyan influenced themed music with his futuristic EDM /Hip Hop fused urban beats style "MIZUKA" laced with kenyan Swahili / English slang lyrics targeted more for his kenyan fans and kenyan fan base worldwide.
Achievements:
Won:
2004 Kisima Music Awards - Best Group & Best Music Video ("Kenyan Gal/Boy") and Best Ragga Group.
2004 Chaguo La Teeniez Awards 
2006 Pearl of Africa Music Awards (PAM Awards) - Best Group (Kenya) 
Nominations:
2005 Tanzania Music Awards - Best East African Album ("Necessary Noize II")
2006 Channel O Music Video Awards - Best reggae video ("Kenyan Gal/Boy") 
2007 Pearl of Africa Music Awards - Best Kenyan Group

There are few Africans whose creative journey has been as wide-ranging, singular and successful as the one travelled by Liz Ogumbo. 

Over the past decade, this formidably focused Kenyan has established herself as creative entrepreneur whose work in music, fashion, television, radio and wine. Through all these, she shares an enviable commitment to excellence while fostering relationships and projects that advance the African creative industries globally. 

Whether it’s writing, recording and performing her original music, designing for her eponymous fashion label, hosting and producing Fashion Lab Africa TV and radio, or penetrating the wine market through her latest venture,, ‘Liz Ogumbo Wines,’ Liz is unquestionably the new face of modern Africa. She is as much rooted in the continent she loves as the global community that is fast embracing her irresistible vision. 

In conveying her creative output, Liz came up with a new, all-encompassing term—KenSoul. “KenSoul represents my Kenyan soul that allows me to stylishly weave stories of my Kenyan origin and global influences into the KenSoul experience,” she says of this description that is as original as the person behind it.

KenSoul is also the title of Liz’s first album, released to acclaim in 2010 - and is the reference point for her recently released follow-up, KenSoul, The Lotus Chapter. Traversing multiple musical influences and expressed in Luo, Swahili, English and French (all of which Liz speaks fluently), Liz’s two albums reflect her genre-agnostic sound, her Kenyan soul and her life experiences. Her humorous writing and skilled storytelling, combined with her smoky, sultry vocal abilities and mature yet playful sound, mark out Liz as one of Africa’s most notable artists.

“I come from a tribe called the Luo, which is one of 42 tribes in Kenya and is rooted in the western part of Kenya, by Lake Victoria,” she explains. “The Luo culture is very rich; music and dance is a part of our DNA.” 

Liz is named after her great-great-grandmother Elizabeth Loye, a talented singer and performer who was born around the 1860s and lived until the 1940s. 

Both of Liz’s albums feature songs from her childhood and traditional melodies – among them “Maro Pamore” off her 2010 debut KenSoul. “I love the melodies of that song and what it stands for,” says Liz of the recording (featuring Zambian-raised rapper, Zubz). KenSoul, The Lotus Chapter maintains the mix of genres that have influenced Liz (soul, hip hop, reggae, jazz, and blues) as well as the roots influence of the likes of Taraab music on songs like “Oringo Bayoyo” and “Msenangu”. As Liz puts it, “When I sing in my vernacular I know what I’m singing about”. 

Another influence on Liz’s creativity and music in particular, is Chakacha—a Swahili cultural dance that Liz learnt growing up in Kenya and which she describes as “the most sensual dance I know of beyond my geographical boundaries”. Those who’ve seen Liz perform live have witnessed how she weaves Chakacha into her live show, adding another layer to what is one of the most uplifting, near spiritual and joyous performances in contemporary African music. 

A standout feature of Liz’s energetic live shows is the visual element which makes full use of her unique fashion sense. The latter takes expression and influence from her fashion brand label highlighted by bold, elegant, timeless pieces that embrace self-definition through sleek cuts and simple yet provocative designs. Established eleven years ago, Liz Ogumbo’s Fashion offering epitomises attitude that comes from the inside—and this part of her creative life is as much a part of Liz’s soul as music is.


Ten years later, and now firmly established as a leading Afropolitan with real vision, Liz is ready to take on the world with all aspects of her KenSoul experience and creativity.  Look out for her new album.

Full name : Bibhas Das.

Bibhas was born on 28th of July,1988 in Mumbai, India. Fell in love with Trance around 2001 with Robert Miles v/s Darude's "Children of the sandstorm." He loves experimenting with different sounds and noises. His style is purely Melodic and Uplifting trance. Bibhas' tracks are all about beautiful synths, serene atmospheric pads and uplifting climaxes full of feelings.

Got first break in trance when Soviet Recordings' Laslo Barkasi a.k.a DJ Ex-plosion showed interest in Bibhas's trance projects and wished to release them under his label.

His debut EP of Man of Two worlds on Soviet Recordings received support from many big names like Airwave,Suzy Solar, Mazza and Martinelli,Tempo Giusto and many more.

Airwave : To Bibhas - "Forget the superstar dj's, the clubs, and focus on being an artist with a soul, and the good things will come, I promise!"

@teamUlopa(Producer,Sound Engineer,Musician and Founder) @ulopangoma @sidebbaby
Head of creative(Audio) Rockstar4000 Eastern Africa

Airwave : To Bibhas - "Forget the superstar dj's, the clubs, and focus on being an artist with a soul, and the good things will come, I promise!"

DISCOGRAPHY -
Releases ~

Originals EPs:
Bibhas & Robbie Lock - "Two Moons (Original Mix)" [COF Recs] (2013)
Bibhas & Kiran - "The Sun Goes Down EP" [Nu Communicate Digital] (2012)
Bibhas & Kiran – “Late Night Love EP” [Dirt, Lies & Audio] (2012)
Bibhas – “Man Of Two Worlds EP” (Original & Chillout Mix) [Soviet] (2010)
Bibhas – “Something Broken” [Mutate] (2009)

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Remixes :
BDH - Parallel (Bibhas & Robbie Lock Remix) [Nu Communicate Digital] (2013)
Taranhawk - "Lonely Hearts (Dream Sense Remix)" [Soviet] (2012)
Glacial Star – “Morning Mist (Bibhas Remix)” [Soviet] (2011)
Alex Larichev ft. Holly Prothman – “Look My Way (Bibhas & Kiran Remix)” [White Soho] (2011)
Dany Oghia – “Final Call (Bibhas & Kiran Remix)” [Soviet] (2011)
Alpay Sahingoez – “Pursuit (Bibhas Remix)” [Soviet] (2010)
Alex Frolov – “Cold Winds (Bibhas Remix)” [Soviet] (2010)

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CONTACT - bibhasdmusic@gmail.com

I have worked in collaboration with Kiran on progressive trance and with Ather Sheikh (Pakistan) on Uplifting Trance under alias "Dream Sense".

I share my regular podcasts “Uplifting Emotions” showcasing uplifting & full-on trance, whereas “Addictive Progressions” podcast is dedicated to the progressive sounds.
Many more tracks coming soon. Watch this space.

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