Woman Of Power/ She's a queen

A love song about a beautiful Kenyan Girl from the Mijikenda Ethnicity.

Girl from Mijikenda

A high glamour fantasy described in this R&B afro-fussed track reminiscent of the storyline in "Glamorous",  a song recorded by American singer Fergie featuring American rapper Ludacris.  

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A Re-Mix of Merry Christmas and a Happy new year from 2022

The Holidays 2025 Remix

05 Kujaribu Siogopi

04 Songa Mbele

Traffic lights is a dance track with electronic production written all over it. Exciting house music that will make you groove wherever you are, just turn on the stereo.

03 Traffic Lights

The swahili track; Ni were tu (It's only you) is a celebration of gospel that is inspired by my spirituality. 

02 Ni Wewe Tu

Part of the Music Avenue album playlistFrom the onset of this project, I knew it was going to change my world view in more ways than one. It took about six years to complete Music Avenue. From Afro to pop to Dance electronic to African acoustic tunes, I have attempted to put together an album that cuts across genres in an attempt to reach as wide an audience as I possibly could.

A walk down my MUSIC AVENUE you first are treated to an Afro-soul dance and authentic musical interpretation of how the continent I hail from celebrate life the hakuna matata way captured the lyrics and rhythm of the first track; Africa. 
The swahili track; Ni were tu (It's only you) is a celebration of gospel that is inspired by my spirituality. 
Traffic lights is a dance track with electronic production written all over it. Exciting house music that will make you groove wherever you are, just turn on the stereo.
Songa Mbele (move forward) is an inspirational Afro-acoustic record that came about as a result of the death of a close friend and heartbreaks that comes with life. The song is heartfelt and I sing about my resolve to keep moving forward through the rain, the scorching sun, through the pain and in happier times, even when stalked by wild beasts I keep moving forward.
Not afraid to try (Kujaribu siogopi) is the fifth track in the album and simply celebrates second chances. This song is inspired by athletes. The very admirable courage of trying again and again through all sorts of odds.
Ndoto Yangu speaks into my desire to travel and see the world. To get heard and my dream to have people around the world find something to sing about through my music. I wanna be an inspiration to those who feel weak and disenfranchised, to let them know that they too can be something more.
Ngoja Kidogo simply translates to, 'hold on a little while longer'. This inspirational song might remind you of Michael Jackson's Billie Jean. I am one of those that grew up to the Jacksons. The song puts a funky, 80's beat to the idea that there's hope if you believe and have faith. 
Kipepeo is the first song I ever put out there even before Music Avenue was conceived. Kipepeo means Butterfly and its the story of a guy who falls in love with a girl on an exotic island. He gets lost in the fairytale romance until he is broken hearted when the beautiful girl leaves him drowning in the sea of his heartbreak. She leaves him and the only way he can describe his pain is that she flew away like a butterfly. The story is set on a train traveling back from the exotic destination. The guy is reminiscing the good times they had on the island and laments the end of his fairytale romance.
Whispering your name is the oldest song in the album. Its the first song I wrote maybe 17years before the copyright year on this project. Its straight forward personal take on spirituality and what I believe. It's the story of my life and hoe God fits in.
Changing History is what I'd like to be remembered for. That I changed someone's story through my music, through love and shining the light where there is darkness. Life is about giving hope where there is hopelessness. Changing History is dedicated to the memory of one of the most inspirational men to have ever walked the earth; Dr. King.

01 Africa

When the Covid-19 pandemic struck, I had no idea how intense things were going to get. In early March, the lockdown orders came to my town of residence in Lutherstadt Wittenberg as part of a nationwide response to the spreading sickness.  

Watching the news daily, I was deeply moved by the action of people around the world caring for each other. Front line workers overwhelmed and tired, even to the point of losing their own lives as they tried to save the lives of others. 
I asked myself what I could do to help, I still ask myself what more I can do to help. 


So, I did what I know to do best. 
From my bedroom studio and in collaboration with my fellow musicians and band mates (TRIBE), featuring Anorld Wasike in Fürstenwalde Germany on bass and Sam Konzi in Nairobi Kenya on guitars I dedicate this song to the world.

The pandemic is not over. The battle rages on and our World would do with a little more love shared from one human being to another. 

Send out love
By Frank & Tribe

Send Out Love

Hi, I’m Frank Koine, also known by my stage name, Keldon. I’m a singer-songwriter, performer, author, and producer originally from Kenya, now living in Berlin. With over 25 years in the creative arts. My journey has taken me from leading music in a Nairobi Church to touring India with a British charity, and from producing Kenyan Heritage shows in Norway and New Zealand to sharing my own music with audiences worldwide.
Beyond music, I’m also an author, and writing has become another way I explore storytelling and creativity. Whether through words or melodies, I’m deeply interested in how stories connect people across cultures and experiences. My books and songs both draw from my heritage, travels, and reflections on life’s shared emotions.
I see myself as more than just a performer — I’m a builder of creative spaces. Alongside performing and writing, I develop projects that merge music, technology, and storytelling. 
I see myself as more than just a performer. I’m a builder of creative spaces. Alongside performing and writing, I develop projects that merge music, technology, and storytelling. For me, every project, whether it’s a song, a book, or an innovative platform is part of one ongoing journey: to create, to inspire, and to connect.

Prince Keldon

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