Mastingo is a locally-produced jam that dropped barely late July courtesy of Kenya’s cool kids, Chris Kaiga and Health CS Mutahi Kagwe’s son, Kahush.
A high-end music production that incorporated a bit of a spice of the 70’s vibe and a bit of contemporary with a range of luxury cars to showcase. A lot was definitely invested both in terms of time and resources to ensure a well put and seamless track of high quality production.
From the choreography, to the rap style, to the blend of color and the well-picked locations, this was sure a club banger amidst the tough times, fresh from the vocals of the two budding artists.
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Just as the name suggests, the anthem was meant to refer to a certain style and way of doing things or carrying oneself as Kaiga explained, “Like that’s my style, that’s my stingo. That’s how we do.”
Soon as it dropped, the gem, produced by Scorpio, had amassed well over 10K views on YouTube. It was doing so well, Kenyan creatives had already come up with all sorts of unique dance challenges to it, within a matter of days.
‘Mastingo’ goes missing
Unfortunately, soon as it hit the market, the anthem is no longer accessible, with the two rap acts totally gone silent about what might have transpired but a quick search online indicates that the video is no longer available.
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If you make a mistake of checking up the song on YouTube, it will bring you all other versions of the rap single including dance challenges and even music reviews to the original song. Reason behind the sudden turn of events remains a mystery for now.
Here is a rough idea of the jam: