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Wuod Baba is a Record Producer, Song Writer, a Vernacular Artist from Nairobi, Kenya. Raised in South C, Wuod Baba has given rise to his unique and eclectic sound, combined with his poetic and energetic flows, the final product is a feel good, melodic sound, hence THE LUO TRAP.His rise to prominence has been characterized by his inhumane work ethic. With only 4 years in the game, he has released an impressive 14 solo projects,TRIBE being the latest Project out  and is not planning on stepping on the brakes anytime soon. With the fast rising wave of Trap music in Kenya, Wuod Baba embraced the sound with open arms, and switched it up with the help of The Luo Trap Producers and Directors to suit his fan base which is essentially all Luo people, and people of all languages in Kenya. Having established a strong foundation in the best way possible, Wuod Baba is the flag bearer and the leader of the resurgence and revolution of Trap music in Kenya.
In conclusion, Wuod Baba’s main principle is exclusivity, with his music available on Mookh Music’s The Luo Trap store only for purchase, and YouTube, SoundCloud ,Tidal, Itunes ,Spotify for streaming.

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Kenyan born multiinstrumentalist singer songwriter, Rapasa Nyatrapasa Otieno is exploring northern shores and blesses us with his original melodies inspired from traditional East African music and combined with wise stories all the way from the shores of Nam Lolwe (also known as Lake Victoria). His principal instrument, the Nyatiti, an eight string lyre, animates the warm evenings of his natal Luoland of Western Kenya where he is from. Through its storytelling and distinctive otherworldly voice, his music gives an insight into our ancestor’s wisdom. Rapasa is very focussed on this heritage. He has in depth knowledge and understanding of traditional music yet he has researched Nyatiti music in such a way that he is able to place it in the context of today’s music landscape making it original in this genre. 

He released two albums “Tipona” (my shadow) in March 2020 and “Songs of Equality” in December 2019, work which was commissioned by the University of York in 2017 on the project Human Rights Defenders at Risk. Other commissions include works for BBC Serengeti series. His participation in Sage Gateshead Artist in Residence 2020/2021 saw his last work release in which Rapasa is looking back at his tradition and what he learnt at a young age from his grandmothers and from growing up in rural Western Kenya. Having moved away from his natal province the artist is reflecting on KWEChE (Taboos in Dholuo, his native language). Coming soon are teasers of his next album release. Follow his work on https://rapasanyatrapasa.bandcamp.com 
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