Outed To My First Love
I mean explain to me why in a span of 40 minutes I went over to row A to sharpen my pencil over 10 times and why I got quite funny when he was around. So to put my heart to rest and not affect our friendship, I did what any other socially awkward person would do. I wrote down my feelings on a piece of paper and sealed it away below my geometrical set where I thought no one would find it but at the peak of adolescent humans tend to be quite vile, curious and evil.
Olympean Serves Quintessential Debut
‘Olympean’ is not only a testament of Mwami’s creative brilliance but also his position of one of East Africa’s talents to watch out for. Paying key attention to both audio and visual production, he has solidified his position as a key Alte player not only regionally but also internationally.
Street Fashion Brands Shaping Kenya’s Fashion Scene
Luckily over the past five years, we have experienced a change in magnitude when it comes to fashion, especially Streetwear brands. From upcoming stylists such as Luca, to designers such as Brian Babu and even accessory wielders such as Adele Dejak, the fashion industry has become more diverse, inclusive and ubiquitous.
Vallerie Muthoni’s ‘Vision 2020’ Is A Sonic Catalogue Of Creative Freedom
Throughout the EP Vallerie Muthoni, dabbles between testing her creativity and leaning into comfortability. Preaching self love in “IF I DO, IF I DON’T,” and playing around with an Afro/Alte inspired production in her last single “WE GON’ BE OKAY,” Vallerie Muthoni solidifies her talent as a genre-defying artist. While ‘Vision 2020,’ is a testament of relatability, it serves as a mirror of Vallerie Muthoni’s growth both sonically and lyrically.
Album Review: Ramian Encapsulates Love Lorn Woes In “It’s Disrespectful Outside.”
“It’s Disrespectful Outside,” encapsulates all the feelings we experience in love. From situationships to relationships this album hits the core. Despite leaving lingering feelings we need to let go when necessary. Ramian might not have his dream muse or love but all over the album he proves he is a songwriter who is here to take over.
Humor as an act of resistance/driver of revolution: A Kenyan perspective
It is with great regret that I announce that I am taking a dig at the government, many have died, been maimed or dissapeared for this before, but will I? There is only one way to find out. Dear reader, please be advised that these are not jokes, the government is, enjoy your read.
The Unsubtle Art Of Giving A Fuck (GenZii)
In this short article ,Saint Bervon tries to explain why you should Really care about what is going on in our country. As young people we are the most likely to suffer from policies implemented right now, read with an open mind, like the guy police shot in the head outside parliament on June 25th (RIP COMRADE)
The Myth of Digital Streaming Platforms and the Delusional Death of Mainstream Media.
In this article, I demystify the supposed death of Traditional media and the illusion of Digital streaming platforms taking over.
Play Review; Every Brilliant Thing,Can Love Save It All?
But hold up guys, this isn’t an essay on 10 ways to get out of suicide, rather it’s a detailed understanding on the tumultuous relationship we have with emotions as solid beings on this cursed earth that Eve burdened us with.
Listicles Don’t Mean Shit: Key Takeaways From The Apple Music Top 100 Albums.
Basically Apple Music ruffled some feathers with their latest list. In this article, Tela taps in with her key take aways from the list and what we can do better as the scene.
Event Review: AfreeNation Vol.12
A review of AfreeNation Volume 12 at the Alchemist featuring Aneya, Iyanah, Steph Kapela, and Kambaboy Mbithi.
The Local Bar Story
We explore the Kenyan Local Bar: a hub of life, hope, & despair. Every soul has a story, finding solace in a glass.
The Creepy Man Smoking a Cigarette
Dive into the life at Kwa Njoroge Flats, where the mysterious "mzee wa fegi" holds the key to everyone's secrets. Who is he anyway?
Elsa Majimbo, pardon my French but, is it Naivetè?
A look at Elsa Majimbo’s association with Kenyans, just a quick review of some Ls here and there. So this time what caught her up in a storm was that…
Kenyan Showbiz: A Steakless Bone
Critic of Kenyan Entertainment, I share my dilemma. Not proud, not sorry. Here’s why we lack a real industry.
UrbanTone: Sampling Frenzy - Innovation or Stagnation?
Urbantone's Sampling vs. Creativity: Advocating for Kenya's music authenticity. Will it succeed? Hear our take, what do you think?
Politics, Artists in Entertainment: Scar Mkadinali, Rong!
A controversial take, Scar Mkadinali raises questions about artists in politics, time for a reminder.