Ex Ray, Magix Enga, Timmy, Kristoff, Jua Cali and Harry Craze drop highly-anticipated jam ‘Nyoka Ya Shaba’ (Video)

The much-awaited track by Andrew Kibe, Kamene Goro, Xtian Dela, Ex Ray, Magix Enga, Timmy Tdat, Kristoff, Jua Cali and Harry Craze titled Nyoka Ya Shaba is finally out and it is eliciting mixed reactions from their fans.

Although the song, which was released a few days ago, has been rocking the airwaves it has left Kenyans wondering if Gengetone is on its deathbed with some saying the sound has become too cliche and/or predictable.

 

Magix Enga, Kamene Goro, Ex Ray and Xtian Dela.
Magix Enga, Kamene Goro, Ex Ray and Xtian Dela.

I have listened to the jam a couple of times since it came out and to be honest, I so indifferent because part of me was wowed and at the same time I feel there is nothing to write home about it.

I must give it to the musicians who were featured in this jam. I really loved how they were playing around with words and their rhymes were also sick.

If I had to pick 3 artists whose flow totally jazzed me then I’d settle on Timmy Tdat, Harry Craze and of course Baba Yao himself Jua Cali.

I’m not saying that Kristoff, Ex Ray and Magix Enga didn’t come through on Nyoka Ya Shaba, they actually did. The hook by the latter is so infectious that you will fill yourself singing along in no time.

Kristoff, who is often referred to as the King of Collabos, also aced it. His verse is so catchy and I am pretty sure you won’t forget the part where he said, “Niaje Kamene (mambo), kam nikukiss hii si Kameme (eiii).”

The artists who were featured in this song were well-thought out because their styles complement each other. Think of it like having the best of different worlds. I only wish they had included Rekless or Swat Mtoto Wa Eunice.

Magix Enga, Harry Craze and Ex Ray
Magix Enga, Harry Craze and Ex Ray

The beat by Magix Enga was sick. As you listen to this song, you can picture people busting moves to it at a party or a club.

The video, which was directed by the one and only VJ One, was also impeccable. Other than the sexy vixens, you will also agree with me that it had some dope shots and the scene transitioning was flawless.

In as much as I love this jam, I have to say that as you listen to it you can feel that Gengetone is dead because it does not slap as hard as the songs which were released in 2019 but then again maybe it’s just me.

Watch Nyoka Ya Shaba below and tell us what you think. Enjoy!

“You are past that!” Fans bash Jua Cali for stooping too low in ‘upcoming’ project with Swat

Kenyan hip hop artist, Jua Cali is a voice to reckon with in the Kenyan music industry especially when it comes to his love for ‘Genge’ rap.

His approach to music and his long stay in the industry, makes him a music legend in the local market.

In a recent photo, he is captured alongside upcoming talents, Swat of Ethic and Odi wa Murang’a which has since then gone viral.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B2KA3M5BNEh/

According to netizens, he might be cooking something with the young generation and even though probably his motive is to help them grow, fans believe he is lying too low.

Up on social media, fans have blasted him for the move terming him ‘a failure’ to a level he could stoop so low to remain relevant in the music industry.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B1Y1WiIBafg/

On his page, Swat captions:

CLADI NI ZA KISWAT LKINI WEATHER NI JUACALI ???????????? NA MTAA NI MURANGA
@juacaligenge @odi_wa_muranga

Mixed reactions

Juacali we love you the way you are plus your old school music.Usiende uko please????

 

Juakali, kindly, dont ruin your legacy please. Stay cool. We still love your songs. Let kids play in mud and in rain. You are past that

 

Grandpa and his grandkids

 

I don’t think jua Cali with his “watuuuuu” is relevant in the current music scene.

 

so he has reduced himself to the level of this children