BlackMarket Entertainment

20/04/2026

If you didn’t attend this year, this is the kind of awesomeness that you missed out on.😬

was leading a session on creative play and process breaking down how to stop over complicating the process and actually make music.🎶

With support from , and , it wasn’t just talk, people were working with real tools, experimenting in real time.🎛️

The goal?
To leave with more knowledge, more insight, and something you can actually build on.

This is the kind of room you want to be in.👏🏾

What would you want to learn in spaces like this?🧐

your pass into the culture.

17/04/2026

Back when we spoke to , she shared how her love for music slowly revealed itself, long before she had the words for it.

Ever had music move you like that?🤨

This is your access to the music culture as it unfolds.🤝🏾

16/04/2026

You ever go to an event and wonder…who actually builds all of this?🤔

Not just the setup but the actual people behind the ideas, the workshops, the conversations, the performances, the structure holding it all together.

Joe was one of those people 👨🏾‍🔧
In our sit down, he breaks down what he was looking forward to at the Summit from the performances, to the exchange of ideas, to what it means when people don’t just show up to listen, but to participate.🤝🏾 Because for him, it was more about what happens between people. And that’s where the real work is.

This is , your insider pass into the culture shaping Kenya. 🎟️ Keep it locked for more content from

10/04/2026

Vibes at were unmatched! ⚡️ You just had to be there… but also, this is it. Sound and solidarity in motion! 🤝🏾

💬 Usihate tena. So, who are you bringing next time? Give them a 👋🏾 in the comments.

09/04/2026

Before the sound, there was influence.

For MC Yallah, it started with The Score by the Fugees.

What does it mean when African artists grow up on global sounds, but build something entirely their own?
We were lucky to catch electrifying performance you just had to be there!⚡️🙌🏾

🎧 What album shaped your taste in music? Let us hear it.😉

07/04/2026

“I think even in the womb… music has always been a part of me.”

says it so simply, but it carries so much weight.

was also for the ones holding space, building sound, checking in, slowing things down, and making sure people are okay. was part of that rhythm too.🙌🏾

A live looping artist, guitarist, producer, educator — yes.
But also part of a care system that understands: you can’t create freely if you’re not held.

That’s what set apart An ecosystem in motion. Stay tuned for part 2 of our conversation with Cole.😌

04/04/2026

No one really had to explain to you properly.

You just arrived… and suddenly you’re in conversations that don’t feel forced. You’re laughing with people you’ve just met. Someone hands you coffee. Another person checks in on you. The day starts, and for a second, nothing else matters. 🙂‍↕️

And somewhere in all of that, you realise this isn’t just an event. It’s creatives showing up fully, for the work and for each other.

That’s the part you don’t typically see on a lineup poster.

And that’s why people keep coming back.🙌🏾
Will we be seeing you on the next one?👀

01/04/2026

For , growing up, music was all around him. From early memories to the sounds moving through the neighbourhood, music was part of his environment long before it became a path.

▶️ Watch him reflect on where it all began.

What did your neighbourhood sound like growing up?🔊

31/03/2026

For some artists, it starts in places you don’t forget. 🎧

For Mwigi, it began in church, learning the keyboard at eight, surrounded by sound, rhythm, and feeling.

Since then, the journey hasn’t stopped. Still learning, still creating, still swimming in music.

▶️ Watch Mwigi reflect on where that love first began.

Where did music first find you?

31/03/2026

27/03/2026

Love for music can sometimes start with curiosity. 🎧

For , it was experimenting with sound at home — moving through phases, from hip-hop to discovery, and finding what resonated along the way.

Today, she stands as one of the leading voices in East Africa’s underground electronic music scene, shaping sound across DJing, production, and visual art.

▶️ Watch reflect on how her journey with music began.

What phase of music shaped your taste the most?🤔

19/03/2026

MOOD knowing the long weekend has started. 💃🏾🕺🏾

Somewhere between the basslines and the crowd, the music takes over and you just move.

More moments from , as they happened.