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Mic Stand Legacy - Boom Bap Instrumental Beat

Habits (mellow westcoast freestyle beat)

ULTIMATE AWARENESS 93 BPM - Copy

That "I want you back part" of a break up :)
Cover art by Magati Maosa: https://www.instagram.com/magatimaosa/
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Sunny Day

Lighting in a bottle is an instantaneous gratification, this particular beat was made and arranged and completed in exactly 10 minutes. The only thing missing was the right vocalist to carry it through. 
By this point in time there were quite a few vocalists that we had worked with before. Joseph Kiwango being one of them and the top contender for this particular song but, Hiribae felt that it needed a female vocal a really delicate one to match the melody and so he suggested Wams, who at the time I didn't know was a vocalist, even more so, a formally trained one under Sauti Academy. She was really shy as we set up the studio in our friend's living room, she did not feel her voice was good enough. 
That all changed once she opened her mouth and delivered this heart tugging song while Kiwango provided a counterpoint to fully balance the story. 
'Come In and Enjoy' :)

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Wams ft Kiwango - Let Me In (Prod by HIRIBΔE & Jinku) #WAVEYWEDNESDAY

it's been almost 5 years since I started making music and I've never felt shaken to do anything else with my life. I love it. the journey's been great. today (March 8th, 2018) I turn 22 and I wanted to share this piece(s) with Y'all.

thank you for all the continued support! 
next project waaaaaay later is my album: RARE EARTH MATERIAL. until then... enjoy these!

my heart is in limuru

A song that captures an epiphany moment of realizing she is 'the one'

DEZ - UNANIFAA

Rush

Somewhere in between bittersweet and a reverie, EA Wave's new song continues to establish the group's ambition to fuse modern music stylings with those of 70s post-rock Kenya.

With the aid of RnB and pop duo, Mankind, comes a coming-of-age tale, that every adult must go through - leave home and forge one's own path. The song simulates the conversation between a child and their mother, a mother's reluctance towards separation and their child's resolve to leave.

'Dala' derives its name from the Dholuo word for 'home'. A love letter to those who shaped us  and the places we are from.

Lyrics by Eugene Lowell and Brian Owuor

Mixed by Jacob 'Jinku' Solomon with assistance from Hiribae Wanyoike and Samuel 'Sichangi' Namasaka.

Masted by Russell Kearney at https://www.russellkearneymusic.com

Live Guitar by Otugi Mlamba & Samuel 'Sichangi' Namasaka
Live Bass by Samuel Guchu Ngugi & Hiribae Wanyoike

my heart is in limuru

MR. LU*