OSAM Challenge

Kijana

Zaidi Ya Wote - Jemedari & Dan "Chizi" Aceda

Celebrating the sweetest of all sounds, the voices of the ones we love <3 <3 <3

Sauti

SAUTI

Written by Ayrosh, Joe Mutoria

Audio by ME & My COUSIN

Moto Riddim

Nihaku

Enjoy this amazing journey through popular East African gospel music by the powerful vocal trio, Third Hand Music, personifying belief. The trio gives a superb and emotive medley of Ninang'ara, Mama and Mwema originally by Christina Shusho, Bahati and Mercy Masika respectively.

Jamhuri Jam Sessions does NOT own copyrights to these songs.

Third Hand Music - Gospel Medley(COVER)

The talk in my town is that in this era a Slay Queen is a bimbo,  dependent on a man for survival
Newsflash: There is nothing wrong with enjoying the thrill of being spoilt  and to be treated like a Queen. After all we are all queens.
The True definition of a Slay Queen is a girl with goals. Who smashes her goals unapologetically. work hard, play hard.
 And we all slay in different ways and on different levels and capacities.
Cheers to all the Queens. #defineyourslay #slayqueen

Slay QUEEN - Swiga

yunasi`s 1st album my land my life was inspired by the rich sounds of our culturally diverse land kenya. 

12 ji opogore

WENDO COVER BY ROSA KIGERA.mp3

Uplifting ballad- favourite line- 
'We can count up all the days
We can add up all the ways
We’ve been wasting time instead of making love'

Fly Away Together

Written and Performed - AYROSH
 
Produced by - Joe Mutoria

Mixed and Mastered

Commoni

Sema is a seductive and playful afrobeats fusion track co- produced by M^3. It follows closely on the heels of Tetu's standout hit AfricaSun and shows his versatility as a pop songwriter, composer and arranger.

The song attempts to capture that moment when you feel chemistry with someone you just met at a party and have to overcome your nervousness and approach them.

Tetu Shani- Sema

This is a first in a series of songs for the once a month challenge featuring Chemutai Sage and four other Kenyan artists.  The artists have commited to dropping one song every month until December 2019.

"Where Did You Go? " is a song that encompasses the withdrawal symptoms of lost love.  Written in 2008 by Sage,  the lyricism is simple and you can feel the push and pull between acceptance and denial of this ultimate betrayal. Produced by Dillie,  the song takes you back to old school NeoSoul with its vibey bassline. This marks Chemutai Sage's return to music after a year of hiatus.

So much more music coming this year.

Where Did You go?

Chemutai Sage - Where Did You Go

A few days ago I was challenged by some fellow musicians to release One Song A Month (OSAM) for the rest of 2019.
Here's my first release for the #osamchallenge
"Moving"

Moving

Rigga - Moving

‘Today’ is the second release from Lisa Oduor-Noah and it tells the story of falling in love with new beginnings.

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Written by Lisa Oduor-Noah & Mufaro Kambarami 
©2016
Arranged by Lisa Oduor-Noah, Emily Yang, Nana Yaw Asamoah 
Produced by Emily Yang
Mixed and Mastered by Bas Jansen

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Today

This is the first in a series of songs for the One Song a Month challenge. Birthed by Tetu Shani, the #OsamChallenge sees Noel Nderitu and 4 other artists committing themselves to dropping one song every month until December 2019. 
'Long For You' written, produced and performed by Noel Nderitu.
Additional Guitars: Ivy Alexander
Mixed and mastered by Noel Nderitu.

Long For You

Rigga (real name Charles Righa) is a Rapper, Singer, Songwriter, Actor, Spoken Word Poet (Recording/Performing Artiste) from Nairobi, Kenya (East Africa). His musical content and world view is heavily influenced by his Christian faith as he seeks to create content that edifies the youth of the African continent.

Rigga's maiden project was the highly acclaimed debut album titled "The Awakening" released in December 2007. This album was produced by David "Blackman" Muthami while under the Kijiji Records stable and had notable hits such as the single "Ibada Yangu" and "The Tongue."

After a brief hiatus, Rigga made his comeback to the music scene as an Artiste / Ast. Creative Director on the "Freedom Mixtape" (alongside Jaaz Odongo in 2012). In December 2012, Rigga released his sophomore album project dubbed "Urban Prayers". This album project features the production talents of Jaaz "That Guy" Odongo, David "Blackman" Muthami & Patrick "Saint P" Mbaru. The singles from Urban Prayers include "Sina Chorus" & "Ring Finger". Rigga's sound has grown and evolved over the years to be more eclectic and versatile.

Rigga has received numerous nominations from a host of award schemes over the years including the 2013 Annual Groove Awards, where he was nominated for Album of the Year & Hip Hop Song of the Year (for "Urban Prayers" & "Sina Chorus" respectively.)

Associated acts include: Kanjii Mbugua, Neema Ntalel, Astar, Atemi Oyungu, Bupe, Noel Nderitu, Lisa Oduor-Noah, Dan "Chizi" Aceda, Kato Change and a host of others.

tetu.shani@gmail.com

"For every sliver on the spectrum of human emotion, there is a song."
Tetu Shani is an alternative folk artist, guitarist and percussionist from Nairobi, Kenya. In 2014 he received a scholarship from Berklee College of Music to study Performance but turned it down to build up the alternative local music scene in his hometown. Since then his first single, "Round and Round," won bronze at the July 2015 Global Music Awards and he has developed a reputation as a master storyteller and performing artist; drawing audiences in with his humor and authenticity. 

Rigga - Moving

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