Toxic Lyrikali  returns with a powerful new release, “Bad Everyday,”  further cementing his place in Nairobi’s fast-rising artist. Hailing from Kayole, Toxic Lyrikali has built a reputation for sharp lyricism, gritty storytelling, and a commanding delivery that reflects the realities of Eastlands street culture . With Bad Everyday , the rapper delivers a bold anthem that blends hard-hitting 808s with unapologetic bars, reinforcing his authority in Kenyan hip-hop. “Bad Everyd

The Buruklyn Boyz   are a leading Kenyan drill duo from the Buru Buru (Tano Nane) neighborhood of Nairobi, widely credited with pioneering the Nairobi Drill  sound. Comprised of Ajay and Mr Right , the duo has reshaped Kenya’s urban music scene with heavy 808 driven production and raw lyricism rooted in Eastlands street culture. Their music captures the ambition, hustle, and lived realities of Nairobi youth, positioning them at the forefront of Kenyan drill music. Known for t

Paisleey makes a powerful return with “Door,”  a smooth, mid-tempo Afro-R&B anthem that speaks directly to women choosing self-respect over relationship drama. Set against hypnotic, polished production, the track delivers a message of graceful release one that reframes walking away not as loss, but as strength. Anchored by the striking refrain, “If you wanna go, I’ll be at the door my darling, holding it open with loving,”   Paisleey flips the traditional breakup narrative o

Les Wanyika   is one of the most influential East African Rhumba artists, formed in 1978 in Nairobi by musicians who had previously performed with Simba Wanyika . The group quickly became a defining force in Kenyan and Tanzanian music, blending Congolese soukous guitar riffs with Swahili lyrics and elements of muziki wa dansi. Their polished harmonies, melodic lead guitars, and heartfelt storytelling helped shape what is now recognized as the golden era of East African rumba

Balaa MC  is a leading force in the Tanzanian Singeli movement, representing the raw, fast-paced sound born in the streets of Dar es Salaam. As a prominent artist signed under the 26 Kipaji record label, Balaa MC has built a reputation for electrifying stage performances and rapid-fire lyrical delivery. His music captures the vibrant energy of Tanzania’s urban youth culture, making him one of the most talked-about Singeli artists in East Africa. Singeli music, a high-tempo ge

Black Market Records proudly introduces Nairobee , the latest rising star to join its dynamic roster, with the official release of her electrifying new single, “Mood.”  Now available on Mdundo.com among major Digital Streaming Platforms and YouTube, “Mood” is a high-energy anthem packed with lyrical confidence, fearless delivery, and undeniable presence. With “Mood,” Nairobee wastes no time establishing her dominance. The single is a bold declaration of self-assurance, whe

Clef Rapsody , born Godwin Chukwuemeka Onuorah , is a Nigerian singer and songwriter redefining the sound of modern Afro-fusion and conscious hip-hop. Hailing from Delta State and raised in Asaba, Clef Rapsody discovered his passion for music at a young age before relocating to Lagos to pursue his professional career. With a sound rooted in Afrobeats, Alternative music, and R&B Pop, he stands out as one of the most versatile emerging artists in Nigeria’s vibrant music industr

In today’s digital music landscape, independent artists are no longer waiting for gatekeepers to define success. Platforms like Mdundo.com  are reshaping how African artists distribute , monetize , and connect with fans on their own terms. With a strong focus on mobile accessibility and local audiences, Mdundo has become a powerful launchpad for artists looking to turn passion into a sustainable career. One of the key ways artists are building careers on Mdundo is through

Congolese Rhumba has played a major role in shaping Zilizopendwa music in Kenya, leaving a lasting imprint on the country’s musical identity. Originating from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Congolese Rhumba gained popularity in East Africa during the 1950s and 1960s, quickly becoming a favorite among Kenyan audiences. Its smooth guitar lines, melodic rhythms, and romantic themes resonated deeply with local listeners. During the golden era of Zilizopendwa, Kenyan radio stat