Hip Hop Cradle

23/05/2024

01/01/2024

As I dance through the doorway from 2023 into the vibrant rhythm of 2024, I'm throwing a shout out to the Almighty for this epic journey! Life's been a rollercoaster challenging but oh so rewarding, especially for my ride or die crew, my family. We've come far, and the adventure continues!

Big love to all my fans, customers, and the amazing organizations,both homegrown and international that let me sprinkle my magic. Last year, I cranked up the volume by collaborating with incredible artists from Kenya and beyond, turning stages into canvases for our collective masterpiece. Mentoring and getting mentored in the art of life,it's been a wild ride.

And guess what? For all your professional events organizing, full on branding, Emceeing, creative industry consultancy, and worldclass live performances, I am your onestop shop. So, if you're looking to elevate your next event to legendary status, let's make it happen!

Hats off to everyone who rocked my gear, sported the swag you're the real MVPs! Here's to the epic symphony that is 2024 brace yourselves, it's gonna be legendary!

#2024

21/08/2023

17/08/2023

Join me tomorrow and fellow youths from all over the world as we celebrate the youths in this trying times where many have been victimized for speaking up and against governments and for fighting for their rights, as a speaker representing Kenya and the African youths under the banner YA4D I will be sharing on our experience,power as youths, artists and activists.
This key conversation is themed "The tolerance, openness, and the quality of dissent in a society defines democracy" starting at 1PM EAT via zoom and Facebook Live.

25/11/2021

Wasanii, sign this petition urgently!

Creative Society of Kenya started this petition to Members of Parliamet in Kenya (National Assembly) and Hon. Gladys Wanga has proposed to Parliament to repeal (remove) Section 35B of the Copyright Act that states a person whose rights have been infringed by content accessed through an Internet Service Provider (ISP) may request for the content to be removed in order to stop the infringement/piracy.

If the law is repealed, Kenya’s ability to innovate and the livelihoods of all within the creative ecosystem are at risk – actors, actresses, filmmakers and musicians is threatened by piracy.

We are calling on Hon. Gladys Wanga to change the bill and remove the part of the bill that is supposed to repeal section 35B.

We are also calling on Members of Parliament not to allow this particular amendment because it will negatively affect our artists and musicians by allowing piracy of their content.

Finally, we are seeking the support and leadership of our President, His Excellency Uhuru Kenyatta. Mr. President, please do not sign such a bill into law. It will affect your artists and musicians and all those who depend on Creative Industry for their livelihood.

Stop Kenyan MPs from Legalising Piracy which hurts Musicians, Filmmakers & other Creatives