Josephine Gikaru

Ten years ago, Sauti Sol released an album that did more than dominate charts, it redefined contemporary African music. Live and Die in Afrika , unveiled in 2015, became a bold celebration of African identity, cultural pride, and artistic evolution. It was an album that confidently declared Africa’s place on the global stage, blending soulful vocals, rich instrumentation, and infectious rhythms . Even a decade later, its essence remains fresh, relevant, and unshakably influential. Revisiting...

From the Hill   marks a powerful new chapter in South Africa’s deep house story, driven by the partnership of Allan Nicoll ( Kid Fonque ) and the genre’s long-time torchbearer, Charles Webster. Webster’s relationship with the scene stretches back to 1997, when Presence’s Better Day  became a local anthem and his soulful, bass-rich remixes shaped an entire generation of producers. Even now, classics like his remix of Café de Flore   ignite dance floors, proof of a legacy that continues to...

Harry Craze is back with a fresh Gengetone anthem, and this time it’s all about pure joy on the dance floor. His new single “Akimbo”  brings high-energy beats and a catchy flow that instantly sets the mood for movement. From the first note, the song pulls listeners into a lively, feel-good atmosphere. At its core, Akimbo  celebrates the freedom of dance letting loose, living in the moment, and embracing the simple happiness of moving your body . The title itself, “hands akimbo,” reflects...