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H_art The Band’s latest joint titled ‘Black Sheep’ is totally awesome (Video)

Posted on by David Kingsley

So, H_art The Band – the music group that became a household name after releasing Uliza Kiatu circa 2014 – is back with a new song and as expected, it’s really on point.

Also read: H_art The Band makes good music but no one cares

The track titled Black Sheep, which means an unwanted person or an outsider, is about being stuck in the friendzone and/or having to bear the pain of someone that you have strong feeling for love another person. Ouch!

H_art The Band
H_art The Band

For starters, I must say that I’m a huge fan of H_art The Band which is made up of; Mordecai Kimeu, Kenneth Muya and Wachira Gatama and so as you would guess, I have listened to this jam a couple of times since it came out.

When I first heard this song, which some people claim was first released four years (or so) ago, I wasn’t really getting the vibe because it’s kind of different from their previous releases.

But the more I listened to it is the more I realised what a beautiful composition it really is. Perhaps it is those kind of songs that you come to love with time or is it just me?

H_art The Band
H_art The Band

Mordecai really came through on this song. He has a glorious voice that makes you wish that you could also sing and maybe, just maybe, sweep all the girls off their feet.

The spoken word on the second verse by Wachira Gatama is also impeccable. I don’t know how he does it but this lad has a knack for telling stories like no one else can.

Notably, the background vocals are also on point, especially on the hook. They totally spiced up this track. I must say that the instrumentation is also perfect so much so that you would mistake it for a live acoustic concert.

Listen to Black Sheep below and tell us what you think.

H_art The Band has linked up with Cedo on a new jam titled ‘El Shaddai’ and it’s a big tune (Audio)

Posted on by David Kingsley

H_art The Band, a music group that became a household name after releasing Uliza Kiatu circa 2014, has released a new song with renowned producer Cedric Kadenyi, better known as Cedo.

Also read: H_art The Band makes good music but no one cares

The song titled El Shaddai, which is from their recently released album Made In The Streets, talks about how God is great and his unconditional love.

I really love this song. As it begins, there’s a background vocalist who is belting out a deep bass that I can’t really get enough of.

But that’s not all. The fact that H_art The Band, which comprises of; Kenneth Muya, Wachira Gatama and Mordecai Kimeu released a gospel song is so mind-blowing.

H_art The Band
H_art The Band

The hook is simple, it goes like, “El Shaddai, uko na kile mi nadai, ulinipenda hata kama mi sifai, (El Shaddai*3), uko na kile mi nadai, ulinipenda hata kama mi sifai  El Shaddai El Shaddai

Of course, apart from the dope background vocalists, the Masheesha hitmakers also nailed it on this song, especially Mordecai, there is just something about his tenor that makes it awesome to listen to. It’s just unique in its own way.

The other thing that struck me was the instrumentation. Everything is so well arranged that you just want to listen to the song over and over. Props to Cedo.

I honestly can’t wait to review more songs from Hart The Band’s latest album because from the look of things, it’s too lit.

Listen to El Shaddai below and tell us what you think.

H_art The Band’s has featured Uganda’s Cindy Sanyu on ‘For You Remix’ and it’s a classic (Audio)

Posted on by David Kingsley

H_art The Band, a music group that became a household name after releasing Uliza Kiatu circa 2014, has released a new song with sultry Ugandan singer Cindy Sanyu.

Also read: H_art The Band makes good music but no one cares

The song titled For You (Remix), which is from their debut album dubbed Made In The Streets, is a remake of For You which was released by the band in 2016.

If you listen to the original song and the remake, you’ll notice that only that the only similarity is the hook. It underwent a complete transformation.

Cindy Sanyu
Cindy Sanyu

In my opinion, Cindy Sanyu really killed it on this jam, especially the part where she introduces a dancehall/ragga vibe. She also did well on the background vocals.

To add to that, she really has a beautiful voice. The kind that you would listen to all day and not get tired of. We’ll talk about her beauty some other day.

Of course, H_art The Band also came through on this lit jam. To be honest, I wasn’t expecting anything less from them.

However, I must admit that of the trio, I think Mordecai totally killed it. There’s just something unique about his tenor that makes it awesome to listen to.

I also loved the spoken word by Wachira Gatama. I was really awesome. Actually, it took me back to the time when Uliza Kiatu was being played everywhere.

H_art The Band
H_art The Band

The beat for this jam, which was done by Ulopa Ngoma, is also a vibe. As you listen to it, you won’t resist the urge to nod your hear or bust a move.

I know people who are fans of both H_art The Band and Cindy Sanyu had a treat of a lifetime. This jam is definitely one for the books.

I honestly can’t wait to listen to and review more songs from Hart The Band’s debut album because from the look of things, it’s totally out of this world.

Listen to For You (Remix) below and tell us what you think.

H_art The Band latest release with Bensoul titled ‘Lover Lover’ is too awesome (Audio)

Posted on by David Kingsley

H_art The Band, a music group that became a household name after releasing Uliza Kiatu circa 2014, has dropped a new song with Bensoul and we really love it.

Also read: H_art The Band makes good music but no one cares

The song titled Lover Lover, which is from their debut album Made In The Streets, is one song that will make you hit the replay button a couple of times.

As the title suggests, this song is about a feeling of strong or constant affection for a person. More often than not, you don’t have have to say it because they can feel it.

H_art The Band
H_art The Band

If you are a fan of both Bensoul and H_art The Band then I am sure you’ve been looking forward to the day they treat us with a collabo. Well, that day is finally here.

The word that aptly describes this song is magical. This song is really a vibe. I played it a couple of times and I’m still in love with it.

H_art The Band members namely; Mordecai Kimeu, Kenneth Muya and Wachira Gatama came through on this jam. To be honest, I wasn’t expecting anything less from them.

However, I must say that of the trio, I think Mordecai totally killed it. There is just something unique about his tenor that makes it awesome to listen to.

Bensoul
Bensoul

Bensoul also nailed it. From the way he sings in this jam, anyone can easily tell that this jam has a deeper meaning to him, maybe just maybe, he had a particular person in mind when he was penning his verse. Sorry ladies.

The beat and instrumetalization for this jam is also dope. Although this is not the kind of jams that you would expect people to dance to, I would not be surprised if I saw someone busting a move to it. Props to the producer.

I honestly can’t wait to listen to and review more songs from Hart The Band’s debut album because from the look of things, it’s totally out of this world.

Listen to Lover Lover below and tell us what you think.

H_art The Band’s collabo with Sauti Sol titled ‘Issa Vibe’ is a big tune (Audio)

Posted on by David Kingsley

H_art The Band, a music group that became a household name after releasing Uliza Kiatu, has dropped a new song with Sauti Sol and it slaps really hard.

Also read: H_art The Band makes good music but no one cares

The song titled Issa Vibe, which is from their recently released album dubbed Made In The Streets, is definitely one for the books. It really is.

H_art The Band
H_art The Band

If you are a fan of these two groups then I’m sure you’ve been looking forward to the day they will treat us with a collabo. Well, that day is finally here.

The word that aptly describes this song is magical. This song is really a vibe. I played it a couple of times and I’m still in love with it. What a time to be alive.

One of the many things that I love about this jam is the background vocals by Willis Austin Chimano. He aced it ladies and gentlemen. His unique voice spiced the song.

I also loved Mudigi Savara’s and Bien Baraza’s verses, especially the part where Bien gave a shout out to his Rongai people. Okay, I’m kidding.

Sauti Sol
Sauti Sol

Of course, H_art The Band also came through on this lit jam. To be honest, I wasn’t expecting anything less from them.

However, I must admit that of the trio, I think Mordecai totally killed it. There’s just something unique about his tenor that makes it awesome to listen to.

The beat for this jam is also a vibe. As I was listening to it, I could visualize people in a club busting moves as it plays in the background. Props to the producer.

I honestly can’t wait to listen to and review more songs from Hart The Band’s debut album because from the look of things, it’s totally out of this world. Enough said.

Listen to Issa Vibe below and tell us what you think.

H_art The Band makes good music but no one cares

Posted on by David Kingsley

There very few people who make good music in Kenya and when I say good I mean the kind that you would be totally comfortable listening to or watching with your an elder person, say your parents.

H_art The Band, a group that is made up of Kenneth Muya, Wachira Gatama and Mordecai Kimeu, falls in this category. Their songs are not only enjoyable, they also reasonate with people across all ages – whether young or old.

H_art The Band
H_art The Band

However, for one reason or the other, I feel like they are really underrated and unappreciated. If you ask anyone which songs by H_art The Band they know, most people will just mention Uliza Kiatu which was released 5 years ago so.

The all-boy band has released so many songs after Uliza Kiatu – the song that thrust them into the limelight. Some of them are; Rosella, Love Phobic, Baby Love, Nikikutazama, Masheesha, Adabu, just to name a few.

Do you know any of the aforementioned songs? Well, you might also not know is that they recently released a new album dubbed Made In The Streets. Were you aware of this? I guess not.

I had a chance to listen to the 13-track album and I can tell you that it’s a masterpiece. I’m not even exaggerating. I will definitely review it one these fine days to get some of you to appreciate their craft.

H_art The Band
H_art The Band

In as much as the new-age artists, who sing about the most random things, have taken over, that does not mean we should forget about beautiful music from H_art The Band and the likes. Enough said!

Watch their latest jam with Victoria Kimani dubbed Bad Manners.