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09/10/2025

😉When They Don’t Clap: A Note to the Unseen Artist💯

Let’s be honest,it hurts when you pour your heart into your craft and the people you love don’t show up. When friends go silent, when family doesn’t understand, when strangers scroll past like your art means nothing.

But here’s the truth: your art still matters. Even when no one sees it. Even when they don’t repost it. Even when they act like it’s not happening.

Support doesn’t always come early. And it almost never comes the way we expect.

Sometimes the people closest to you aren’t the first to believe in you,not because you’re not good enough, but because they still see the version of you before the dream began. And strangers? Some will cheer, some won’t, but none of them define your worth.

Keep creating ,releasing and sharing anyway😎

You’re not doing this just for claps,you’re doing it because something inside you refuses to stay silent.

The real ones will find you.
And when they do, they’ll catch up to what you already knew:
You were always worth the support.

Keep going. The ones who get it will come.😍

From one creative to another,
Producer Mavich.

08/10/2025

KENYA'S MUSIC SCENE: A SOUND REVOLUTION IN MOTION

Kenya’s music industry today is experiencing a dynamic renaissance.A fusion of heritage, innovation, and bold new voices that are reshaping the soundscape of East Africa. From Nairobi’s underground studios to global streaming platforms, Kenyan artists are making noise ,and the world is finally listening.

While Gengetone still commands street credibility among the youth, there’s a noticeable shift. Artists are blending Afrobeats, R&B, hip-hop, drill, and even amapiano to create hybrid genres that defy categorization. This genre fluidity reflects a generation that’s culturally rooted but globally curious.

Breakout artists like Wakadinali, Nikita Kering, Xenia Manasseh, and Boutross are pushing the envelope,lyrically, sonically, and visually. Whether it's Nikita’s soul-stirring vocals or Wakadinali’s gritty street realism, Kenyan music is becoming both more personal and more political.

Kenyan artists Like Sofiya Nzau,Bien and Idd Aziz are finally finding more visibility on the international stage. Platforms like Spotify, Boomplay, and Apple Music have helped amplify Kenyan voices beyond borders. Collaborations with Nigerian, South African, and even European acts are growing, signaling a new era of cultural export.

Despite the momentum,challenges still Remain.Issues like poor royalties, limited airplay, and lack of structured support continue to stifle growth. But artists are increasingly turning to digital tools, live shows, and DIY strategies to gain independence and control.

MY TAKE: Kenya's music isn’t just about entertainment, it’s a reflection of a young, creative, and unapologetically bold generation. The next global hit? Don’t be surprised if it comes from a bedroom studio in Nairobi.

18/08/2025

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