I feel so nolstagic listening to this song. From way back when I was a little girl. I love it.

Serro this is genius on top of brilliance,Bless you🙌

I am feeling so nolstagic....this is great

Song: Aki Wewe 
Artist: Kwame 
Prod by: Waithaka & MG 
Guitars by: Benjamin Kabaseke 
Bass by: Teddy Waruhiu 
Piano & Rhodes programming by: Waithaka
Drum programming by: Waithaka & MG 
Additional BGV's by: Barbra 'B' Guya 
Recorded & Arranged by: Waithaka & MG 
Mixed & Mastered by: Giggz 
NedokaHMusic/WaithakaENT/CNMusic

Aki Wewe by Kwame prod by Waithaka Ent & MG

Based on True Stories of working people :) 

This song aims to push the notion that you could have fun in whatever work environment you are in if you put your mind to it and positive vibes.

Directed by: Moses Osidiana
Produced by: MG Studios


9 to 5 - Cece Sagini

Original composer not known. We did an acoustic rendition of this Mugithi track. Different. Gerrit
cc: @ayrosh
#CoffeeAndBreadSessions

Waithera- Ayrosh (Mugithi Cover)

This is a cover of the classic song 'Rafiki Pesa' originally done by Shari Martin. Guitar work, arrangement and production by Fancy fingers (Sauti sol)
I do not own the copyright to the song.

Rafiki Pesa (cover)

Alice Mkamboi-Mwamba Dhabiti.aac

This song tell the story of a young girl who wishes to go back home to her man after being away for a while. it is written in three languages; Luo, Swahili and English.
Guitar played by Thomas Olang'o
Production by Fancy Fingers (Polycarp Otieno)
Audio courtesy of Jamhuri Jam Sessions.

Okello (Acoustic version)

JAMHURI JAM SESSIONS RELEASE “MAMA” AUDIO AND VIDEO
Having enjoyed a significant amount of online love, Jamhuri Jam Sessions is back with special Mother’s Day tribute as they inch closer to the premier of Season 3. MAMA is a Swahili word, that transcends boarders, used to mean mother and this release speaks of the love for and from MAMA, a Queen.
A mother’s love. No words can amount to or account for a mother’s love. The type of love that no deep sea diver cannot want to drown in. The type of love that withstands all and stands strong. A love so precious and true.
“Motherhood is beautiful, I must say. Children bring out the best and worst in us. And bring out all emotions in the world yet when I walk through the door, the hugs, smiles and kisses are simply the best thing ever,” said Olive, a mother of two.
“I had a video call with my mum but I couldn’t hear a word she said because of the noisy background I was in. So instead, we just stared at each other for about 5 minutes, smiling. That made my heart swell. That is true love. Thank you mama” Tom Olang’o, founder of Jamhuri Festival.
A first release composed under Jamhuri Festival, MAMA was written by the super talented musician, Bensoul Mutua, who co-performed on the track with the exceptional Phil and the soulful Zeshari. MAMA was recorded and produced by Polycarp ‘Fancyfingers’ Otieno.

JAMHURI JAM SESSIONS MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL

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)

December 2011 saw the release of "Twende, Twende", his Third album

Love + Protest

Mariana

Song: Love, Respect, Repeat
Artist: Ayrosh & Ythera
Prod by: Waithaka
Mixed & Mastered by: Giggz
Waithaka Ent

Love, Respect, Repeat | Ayrosh & Ythera

A cover of the Mugithi classic Cucu wa Gakunga 
Jam session with Mutoriah

written by: John Ndichu

Cucu Wa Gakunga

Serro is out to tell the African story through her Benga and Jazz-fused Afro-Pop sound. Influenced by Yemi Alade, Dela, Sautisol and Winyo, her sound contains hints of Kenyan traditional folk sounds.

Serro has graced numerous stages, while still pursuing her degree in Music at Kenyatta University. Her larger-than-life stage personna and powerful but fluid voice have made her performances memorable. From Sondeka Festival to Pawa Festival and her own concert (Kasha), she has ended up in the list of “Top 10 Female Artistes to look out for in 2016” by Kenya Buzz.

By the time she was graduating in 2017 (with first class honours), Serro had shared the stage with award-winning acts such as Sauti Sol, Dela, Wyre and added her mellow vocals to Juma Tutu & the Swahili Jazz Band and Ricky na Marafiki.

The video to her debut single , Rongai, released in 2016 was selected in Mpasho’s “Best Kenyan Music Videos in 2016”. The song was produced by Sauti Sol’s Polycarp Otieno and the video directed by VjOne.

Serro represented the country in 2015 at an intensive collaborative workshop in South Africa, as one of two students chose by the Music Faculty of Kenyatta University. The ‘musical storyteller’ has most recently been added to the Sauti Academy Hall of Fame as one of the outstanding alumnus.

PRESS

“Powerful, that’s the best way to describe her sound and persona.” - KenyaBuzz

“Serro is undoubtedly among talented artists from Kenya who are fusing the old and the new sounds from distinct and specific genres with that eclectic Afro Soul flavor.” – Afro-way

"Soulful.....She is pure talent. Her vocal prowess cannot go unnoticed" - People's Daily

"Exceptional vocals" – African Muzik Magazine

"Her voice gives forth a signature sound gliding over the musicality of any song" – Ngoma TV

FOR BOOKINGS:
Email: serromziki@gmail.com

Rafiki Pesa (cover)

SERRO

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