Social media is a good tool for reaching out to fans, but there is a right way, and a wrong way to do it. Here are the suicidal mistakes that I have noticed Kenyan artists make with their social media profiles:

Mistake 1. Joining a social network for the sake of presence:

It seems the beautiful and sultry Avril is kicking off this month of love with alot of goodies on her list and a barrage of new music coming up.

I love the enthusiasm this guy has for charity work. Not only does he uplift people with his music, but he also goes extra miles to make their lives better. If Kenya was full of hearts like this, Uhuru and Ruto wouldn't be where they are right now.

We have two new kids in the block and yes they have already impressed me with what they have done

He was one of the guys who brought real Hip Hop in Kenya to life (it was already there but not exploited), through the group Kalamashaka. These legendary rappers paved way for many other artistes who didn't think they could make music in Swahili since we were all at that time influenced so much by the American music. Them and the likes of Hardstone made Kenyan music.

Secular turned gospel artiste, DNA is back to the radios. This time he's come to claim his style of music as his own and non other's.

In Nakuru and don't have any plans for the weekend, don't worry Tamasha entertainment