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| Shaddyyoko Msanii |
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| Shaddyyoko at Radio Jambo after a live interview |
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| Shaddyyoko Masanii recording at Twins Studio |
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| Shaddyyoko while on a charity visit in Mathare. |
Friday 28 November 2014
SHADDYYOKO MSANII
Shaddyoko has a new album ''Wanifwata'' that he is promoting. His songs are so powerful and of different genres. He records at Twins studios. See his photos.
Wednesday 26 November 2014
MCSK MEMBER ARTISTS ARE CRYING FOUL
There has been a word going round that MCSK has been frustrating its members at the expense of benefiting a few. Many artists are lamenting that they have not been receiving any money from the society despite their music playing on radio. The MCSK collects a lot of money from public transport, restaurants, bars, clubs and media but the disbursement of the same is so wanting.
Titi Solomon, is one of the leading artists who says he has not been receiving any money yet his music still plays on radio. Many other artists have been complaining are said to be planning on how to oust the incumbent officials who they believe are not sensitive to their plight.They would prefer people who will listen to them and offer right solutions to their issues other than sheer rhetoric. ''The youthful artists should turn up in large numbers during the forthcoming elections to vote in people who can bring the change we want" says Titi.
Many artists have also complained about mistreatment by the officials during the AGMs. They say they are kept on long queues while being registered for the meetings and also when receiving the meager allowances. They are not treated the way the public would expect of them as superstars and respected people in the society.
We at the Kenyan Artist blog are watching and guessing how the events will unfold as we approach the Annual General meeting.
Titi Solomon, is one of the leading artists who says he has not been receiving any money yet his music still plays on radio. Many other artists have been complaining are said to be planning on how to oust the incumbent officials who they believe are not sensitive to their plight.They would prefer people who will listen to them and offer right solutions to their issues other than sheer rhetoric. ''The youthful artists should turn up in large numbers during the forthcoming elections to vote in people who can bring the change we want" says Titi.
Many artists have also complained about mistreatment by the officials during the AGMs. They say they are kept on long queues while being registered for the meetings and also when receiving the meager allowances. They are not treated the way the public would expect of them as superstars and respected people in the society.
We at the Kenyan Artist blog are watching and guessing how the events will unfold as we approach the Annual General meeting.
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