Do you love Eric Wainaina's music? Do you? Ever wanted to chat him up, ask questions about his journey?

There's a group that I just got wind of thanks to Kiss 100's Adelle Onyango! The group consists of Made up of Crisis Musik and Jr Maestro!

We all love having fun, don't we? I often tell the lads in the office to be young. Why? Well, we are in the summer of our lives. Have fun, experience life so that tomorrow, you will not be playing catch up suffering from midlife crises.

Today, Ghafla unleashes her resident madman Uncle Chim Tuna and he will be hosted by none other than Tina Kaggia and J.B Masanduku on 1FM today at 5pm.

Wyre has managed to fly Kenya's flag on high even in jamaica! His brand of music is ragga/dancehall and it has it's roots in Jamaica but you probably already new that. Check out the picture of him hanging out with one of Dancehall's luminaries below:

Of late, the focus on H.I.V has switched from the youth to married individuals who routinely stray from their marital beds and do not use condoms with either their lovers or their spouses. Just ask Jimmy Gathu. He can tell you all about that. then there was the controversy surrounding what I considered an innocuous yet strategic campaign to get cheating spouses to put a condom in the mix.

A local musician has won a court battle with mobile service provider, Safaricom over the use of his songs in promotions. John Boniface Maina popularly known as JB Maina got orders restraining Safaricom or its agents from infringing upon his copyright by offering for sale through the internet, storing or using his songs for the ‘Skiza’ ringback tone promotion.

Everytime I get shocked about something in the Kenyan gospel scene, Baba Ghafla reminds me that it's 1st and foremost a business. And that always gives me clarity. And it seems this is another example of that.

Y'all know how Nonini has been a trailblazer from the get go, shattering the proverbial 'glass ceiling' for musicians in Kenya.