It is absolutely clear: 34 Brick has taken over, and the sound of Nairobi’s streets currently resides in their hands. The collective has captured the city's youth with a gritty, high-octane rap style that has rapidly gone mainstream. But as with any major musical shift in the 254, the architecture of this "Nairobi Splurge" sound wasn't built overnight.

Moti The NRG brings a distinct flavour from Ngong Town 111 that the industry has been craving. He isn't just rapping; he’s building an empire bar by bar alongside Unspoken Salaton

She doesn’t shy away from showing her versatility by incorporating a mild Jamaican accent on the hook. Her verse brings back the nasty and hardcore bars that resonate with her hip-hop audience

Jones argues that nowadays, anything sells because key decision-makers in the entertainment industry pump in a lot of funds to market mediocrity

But the message I get mainly from this track, has got to be how far he has come. “Remember that time I said God is gonna open doors?” He is referring to his June 2015 Ojuelegba Refix hit song titled “Open Doors” portraying how

But now came in SewerSydaa, he had the simplest flows and a clear message, he was unpacking the lies politicians fed us in tasteful rhymes.

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For one, I love this track because of the vulnerability of the persona. The guy's voice depicts what every man would say but rather not. We are introduced to the side of men who admit when they like a woman and appreciate that sometimes it is not our all doing, but the work of a higher being.

London based Tanzanian producer sampled Nameless’ 2006 classic hit “Sinzia” on pop smokes record “She Got A Thing”

Truth be told. No single mainstream female singer in Kenya can now match her creative ability, backed by her doll-like appearance, smooth skin, and her voice to boot.