Evaredi Snarl a.k.a Kilaha Peter jnr , eastlands[Kenya] born mcee seven kilometers along 
Mombasa freeway out of Nairobi in a second class estate Embakasi mukuru kwa jenga eleventh son of kilahas extended family as 
a Rapper//poet// designer//song writter and freestyle r, ventured in the rap Industry in 2006 on his 2nd year in high school jamhuri before being expelled to live in streets in fear of the hash family coat in 2009 imprisoned for three 
months at industrial area p reasons tout by the universe to a new begining after loosing two of the formally street formed group THUG FAMILIA meaning True Heroes under God on senai inferno , Now back as a solo rapper 
after the only he could be active since droping the converse daffle bag was to freestyle at the neighborhood basketball court , then club for jamsession cypher with the likes of Florida2000(f2) where he managed to win 
competion with the group WAJALEJO ARMY then to WAPI where he usually went for rap battle monthly getting his 
first mix tape recording deal with G-GANJI RECORDS 
then did SYMON MAKONDE mix tape that sold 1500 copies with the single Nairobia that ruled the airwaves in East Africa that lead to another international deal with a kenyan dj beased in UK DJ Infidel to do J-TOWN CHRONICLES Mix tape with 7/11 THE CREW that thy managed to release the single seven eleven-the-night that got airplay in 
radio stations ,he was then crowned MR JUKWANI a rap battling contest held by goethe institute beliving be for being a racist or a religious your human now working on his album DREAM TOUR

ARTIST, PRODUCER, DIRECTOR, SONG WRITER, PHOTOGRAHPER, GRAPHIC DESIGNER, and CEO of ASSIDA RECORDS.

kaya rap king, mijikenda and Swahili flavour music artiste telling  the African story, lets connect on twitter & instagram @lennoxzamora ,mail at lnx254@gmail.com for bookings and collaborations.

CEO is Chapter Entitled Outstanding! The team consists of one "punchline addicted rapper", one "flow diagnosed mc" and a singer that "spits as good as she looks"! Get with it or get hit with It.

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.

Kenyan Guitarist, Recording artist, producer and arranger centered on fusion of all kinds of popular music from Jazz, House, Hip-hop, Tribal Fusion, Classical music and RnB. Currently releasing music from the 2019 album WORLD TO COME.

VKP (Vijana Kwa Pulpit) is an urban gospel group from Kenya, made up of brothers Fatha Lody, Walman and Trigga. 

The three make up probably one of the best gospel outreach and entertainment groups from Africa in these times.

Their musical journey dates way back to 2003 but it is in December 2011 that VKP came into existence. Previously they had recording stints as solo artists where they had worked with several producers to sharpen their song writing skills before meeting up Saint P their producer who then was working at Homeboyz Studios.

Accolades

Since they started working together as a group (2011), they have received massive accolades and awards for their releases and performances including;

2014 NOMINATIONS

2014 Africa Gospel Music Awards: Afro Rap Artiste of the Year (London, UK)
2014 Mwafaka Awards: Group of the Year (KENYA)

2013 NOMINATIONS

2013 Africa Gospel Music Awards: Afro Rap Artiste of the Year (London, UK)
2013 Mwafaka Awards: Group of the Year (KENYA)
2013 Xtreem Teeniez Awards: Group of the Year (KENYA)
2013 Xtreem Teeniez Awards: Naija Fusion of The Year (KENYA)

2012 NOMINATIONS

2012 Africa Gospel Music Awards: Discovery of the Year
2012 Talanta Awards: Best Upcoming artiste (out of the U.S.A)
2012 Mwafaka Awards : Most Promising Artiste (KENYA)

Genre

VKP are fronting their new style known as SocaPuka, Which they say is a fusion of Kapuka and Soca music. The style is greatly influenced by the Kenyan sound, Kapuka but is more of African beats laced with street rap and mostly Swahili vocals though English is also fronted.

VKP Music is now available on iTunes﻿:

https://itunes.apple.com/ke/artist/vkp/id828137610

Twitter: @vkpmusic

Email: vijanakwapulpit@gmail.com

Management contacts: +254724241089

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