Performing Artist  | Songwriter

Inspiring the world through honest words craftily fused and musical melody with a whole lot of soul!

Bendi Huru is a Nairobi based music group, Bonded by their love for artistry the band was formed in May 2016 at the Kenya National Theatre, it consists of vocalist Titus Ngumbi aka Titoh,Leeroy Mromaa,Trizah Ochieng & guitarist /poet Mayuu Sanaa.

Their music sound is Rhumba with an afro-fusion touch. They refer to their music genre as African feel. Their music is based on themes that range  from love, faith, liberation and Culture.

Bendi Huru  have staged performances on different platforms across the country among them, Poetry After Lunch at the Kenya National Theather,  Upgrade Poetry  Nakuru,Sanaa Festival Moi university, Kenyatta University, ‘Art kwa Street’ on Aga Khan Walk  and many others platforms.

Bendi Huru's greatest asset is the fact that each individual member is Song writer making making the groups music product truly unique and catchy to audience across ages.

Sun-El Musician is not just a Dj, His music sound will take you to an amazing bliss and leaving you feeling reinvigorated. Sun El’s approach to production is unbound by genre. He has applied himself and embraced the gift that was afforded to him.


Sun-El’s ability has produced various songs for the Songbird Bucie’s (Shela, Indukenhle, Mid-night and Hard to get) .He also co-produced the award winning hit “Shela” which landed Bucie a Metro Fm award. He has produced for various artists among others Demor, Zakes Bantwini, Shota and Thiwe.

Musician, producer, DJ, and music enthusiast alike, Sun-El hails out of Mooiriver, KwaZulu Natal. When not performing, he spends his time in the studio creating his own music… aided by over a decade of working in studio and an upbringing in a very musically influenced home. Sun El ended up with quite a mixed spectrum of musical influence. Today, this translates into sets where he picks apart and infuses together all the pieces of this music that he loves best: beautiful synth work, ethereal backdrops, brooding basslines, and occasional vocal hooks… all on top of a pronounced foot-shuffling house beat.

Having spent many years signed under Demor Music as a producer and Bucie's stage dj producing well known songs and playing both locally and international night clubs alongside local hard-hitters and national acts alike), Sun-El has overtime developed his signature sound. For him, it’s all about mood and a deep, hypnotic groove…producing and playing those tracks that get you tapping your feet and nodding your head without you realising it, regardless of genre, tempo, style. Don’t be surprised when you suddenly find yourself dancing.

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Known for his amazing range, unique timbre and crazy runs, Mwachari is a Kenyan vocalist, songwriter and performer.

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NINA OGOT is an award winning Kenyan songstress known for her popular Afro Pop remixes and her specialty in Afro Acoustics. Her debut album titled NINAIROBI is a reflection of her contemporary African Urban artistic expression while her Afro pop remixes like WOLOLO and AHERI portray her rhythmic and melodic versitility. A collaborative album with Kenya's contemporary musician WINYO was released in December 2014. The album is a showcase of traditional Kenyan rhythms fused with contemporary Afro-acoustic and Benga sounds.

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