GREED (Remastered)

NEVUARY is about how words can mislead and the many social masks we wear.
It challenges us to live our truth unabashedly.

NEVUARY

Remake of girls need love, performed by Baraka.

Thugs need love 2

Freestyle cover of Aaliyah's - More than a woman,  performed by GeM 

watch on youtube : https://youtu.be/aX4kovF26TY

Connect with GeM :
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/gemsorare/
Twitter:   https://twitter.com/gemsorare
Inquiries : gemsorare@gmail.com

GeM - "MORE" (AALIYAH) FREESTYLE

This was recorded & mixed over a 3 night lockdown at Ghost Studios

Mixed by Ekumbo, Baraka & Jovie 

Unmastered 

Credits to 

Luigi 
Oriedo
Esn
Albert
Kevo Traxx

Covert Art by BadmanBright

Locked In (2020)

Tweak n Peak - Baraka ft. Ekumbo

Hasali Freestyle

Amazing w/ Trabolee

Lucid

Non Stop Freestyle Ft Tripple Ozzie (PROD: FK Beats/Ced)

Back with my second solo album. Back with the vibes and stories.

King In The North

How Many Times ft Steph & Asum Garvey

King In The North ft Edwin Mlayi

Bookings and info contact informationgzay@gmail.com

G’Zay has often been referred to as the African version of Kanye West. A rapper, super producer and sound engineer. This talented Nairobi-based music guru premiered in the music industry in early 2012 as part of music outfit Wryterz Block that hit the airwaves with records like Hakuna Matata and Press Play that received quite a huge reception by the East African music industry, and on radio stations such as Hot 96, Homeboyz Radio, One FM.

He then went on to release more songs since pursuing his solo career that received airplay and recognition on radio stations such as KISS FM, as well as Topping Charts on CAPITAL FM’s top 9 at 9 (Hits Not Homework)

On stage, G’Zay is an intimate, compelling performer, who has made a name as one of the most energetic upcoming Kenyan artists.

G'Zay as also worked as a producer with some of the biggest african names such as KING KANJA, STELLA MWANGI, WONDABOY, SILVASTONE & THE LATE SHREKEEZY being the brain behind production of their song DOWN FOR MY CITY. He will mix in traditional tunes with his own contemporary Afropop rhythms and bring a synthetic feel in his music. His humorous tales of life on the road and observations of everyday people provide an entertaining blend of story and song. “I have always wanted to bring something of value to East Africa with my songs. I think that is important, to try to write beyond myself, to write and produce the quality they are doing in New York right here in Africa.” For G’zay, that is what AfroHip music is all about--a music rich in quality and content.

How Many Times ft Steph & Asum Garvey

Thee MC G'Zay