Kijana

Scars Still Prove is a mid-tempo soul ballad that lingers in the fragile space between endings and beginnings. Built on a steady, swaying groove, the track carries a bittersweet weight—melancholic but never collapsing under it. The female vocalist sings with a raw honesty, her tone husky and textured, heavy with memory in the verses and opening into bittersweet strength in the chorus. The song’s heart is its vulnerability: the fear that every step toward love might lead back to hurt. The production is analog-warm, with subtle layers that wrap around her voice like smoke, intimate but unpolished enough to feel lived-in. Lyrically, it balances confession with resilience, suggesting that the marks of the past don’t just wound—they testify to survival. Scars Still Prove is soul at its most human, refusing to hide the ache while daring to imagine a future past it

Scars Still Prove

You R The One

Phylis is an amazing artist. You wont believe me if I told you this song was created from a jam session, plus it was a One Take sort of recording. 

Feelings - Phylis Kimani

Hope you enjoy this project. The goal was to be as open and vulnerable as possible, to write from the heart and to have fun making music.

04 Said And Done

Decided to cover Adele's When We Were Young! 
A funky rendition I should say.....
Hope you'll love it as much as I do.....
Brutal Kisses
*Wairimu Kamatu


Be Wise. Be Nice. Stay Fly

When We Were Young - Cover by Wairimu Kamatu

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

Sauti

SAUTI

'TABASAMU', is a swahili word which means Smile. A song that talks about a girl's undying love for their beloved partner and all she can think about his smile. :)

Produced by M2THEPOWER3 (@m2thepower3)

Artwork by   Robert Munuku 

Written by    Wendy Kemunto

KEMUNTO - Tabasamu Lako [Prod. M³]

This time I'm sharing something quite different from what my fans are used to. This is a light hearted and catchy afro pop song about resilience and celebration. I wanted to create something distinctly Kenyan while borrowing from elements of dancehall and Ed Sheeran's Shape of You.

Tetu Shani x MTM- Drinks on Me

Feeling Your Vibe- Kemunto

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

Singer, songwriter, pianist, guitarist and music lover