The Sauti Academy is indeed making Kenya proud by helping talented youths explore and expand their talents in music.

In the first part of Bupe's interview with A-Star, the "Hip Hope" artiste spoke about learning to forgive his father and balancing the bible and music for the new generation of listeners.

He also speaks about the progression of his music after his first effort, Without You. He got into a series of songs, that were not only spiritual but catchy. About that and his experience in the gospel group, Chit Chat, check out the rest of the interview below.

These Kenyan artistes have just done their own version of American rapper, Tyga's 'Rack City'. I will not talk much about originality, considering that they haven't done bad at all.

Having debuted in Nairobi on October 7th 2011, internationally acclaimed and arguably Africa's best film, Viva Riva, is set to be re-screened on the 5th of July 2012 due to popular demand.

'Viva Riva' won Best Picture (Africa) at the MTV Movie Awards and also scooped a record-breaking 6 awards at the 2011 African Movie Academy Awards.

From the first time i heard these guys perform their brand of AfroFusion, i was sold!

I just stumbled upon this video that was uploaded on YouTube just yesterday by Penya Africa's Sauti Academy students.

After a very long vacation from music, and a series of controversies here and there, Jimwat is finally back in the studios and is already doing some freestyles for warm up.

Remember Liza Mucheru-Wisner, Kenya's representative on American broadcaster NBC's popular reality TV show 'The Apprentice' with Donald Trump back in 2010?

Octopizo's 'Octomontana' song that had been done a while back and was just chilling for the video completion is finally done. This time, Octo decided to go for the animation vibe and it's pretty interesting.

These by my humble estimation are Kenya's most creative music videos and the video directors behind them deserve a round of applause.