Month: April 2013

If you want to discover how dance music in Nairobi in the ’60s, how Kwaito started in Johannesburg, how Naija developed in Lagos, the influence of Angola music on Lisbon’s dance music, how clubs look like in Berlin and Kiev and how producers distribute their music in the UK, then this where you need to be this evening.

Today from 6.00 p.m., the Goethe-Institut will host a talk with the writers and researchers from the cities that have participated in the TEN CITIES project. Besides the music production module, TEN CITIES also incorporates a book project involving 20 authors from the participating cities. It explores the history of club cultures and its sub-cultures in those ten cities.

During the music production phase, the authors meet in Nairobi and run a seminar. In an informal meeting, the guests will be asked questions relating to club culture in their city.

The guests include Rangoato Hlasane and Sean O’Toole from Johannesburg; Dr. Joyce Nyairo and Bill Odidi from Nairobi; Vitalij Bardezkij and Kataryna Dysa from Kiev; Vitor Belanciano and Rui Miguel Abreu from Lisbon; Carly Heath, Michelle Henning and Rehan Hyder from in Bristol; Iain Chambers, Danilo Capasso and Vincenzo Cavallo from Naples; Mudi Yahaya, Tony Ogaga and Jahman Anikulapo from Lagos; Angela Mingas from Luanda and Florian Sievers from Berlin.

The session will be followed by a music concert by Lukas Ligeti and other artistes who are involved in the project at 8.00 p.m.. And it’s all free. This follows the Concert and Warehouse Party at the Marshall’s Service Shop on Loita Street which saw performances by Camp Mulla, Just A Band (with Stan, Lisa Oduor Noah and Octopizzo), Octa Push, Batida and Oren Gerlitz.

On the basis of a co-operation with the Austrian Embassy, drummer Lukas Ligetiwill be featured in form of a wild card. According to his Website, he is a composer, percussionist and improvisor.

TEN CITIES is an intercultural project that involves more than 50 artists from ten different cities.

Tonight come out to Skyluxx and get to hang with Shaffie Weru courtesy of Ciroc Vodka as he hosts the Blue Dot Party.

This event is basically Ciroc coming down to see how Westlands parties after throwing down a sick party at Que Pasa which you can read about here. Entry to this exclusive party will only cost you 300/- and music will be provided by DJs Slick, Stretch and Ynot.

Thing about this party is that it is being hosted by the only guiy in Kenya who can honestly say he fits the bill of this jam:

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So you know you’re in for a good time aye? So come out and party with Kenya’s Numero Uno party animal!

 

They say that intelligent people listen to Jazz and I tend to agree with that. Doubtful? Look at Chris Kirubi or Chris Bittok. Jazz appeals to people who have a knack for absorbing concepts; great jazz music tells the truth, but that’s a story for another day.

Today is International Jazz Day and as the main festivities take place miles away in Istanbul, Turkey, Kenyan jazz lovers have not been forgotten. For the first time in Kenya, the International Jazz Day brings together more than 8 Kenyan Jazz bands, Kenyan jazz enthusiasts, the international Community and corporate partners in celebrating Jazz in Kenya.

Renowned Kenyan Jazz musicians like Parseen Edward, Chris Bittok, Don Ouko and Joseph Hellon among other jazz musicians will be in action tonight at Tree House Club from 6.30PM.

Tickets are KSh1000 and will be sold at the door.

Do you like singing? How well can you sing? How often/Do you sing along with other people or electronics that play music? How often do you usaully sing/practice in a day? If you think you can answer these questions and believe you have a singing prowess, there is good news for you.

The best Gospel producer, Jacky B, the one who artists refer to in their songs when they say, “kwenye beat ya Jacky B”, is looking for you. He has done tracks for most top Gospel artistes among them Jimmy Gait, Chuchu, Scepta and most recently Size 8 for her track “Mateke”.

All you have to do is avail yourself at Destiny Worship Centre in Thika this Saturday (4th May 2013) for the auditions. There will be a concert before announcing the winner and the great news is that the winner will get both audio and video recording deal.

There will also be special guest performances between 4PM and 6PM. Entry charges are KSh250 and KSh100 for competitors and audience respectively.

For more info, call 0706 739 449 or 0724 119 361.

As the CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg is expected to take home a hefty salary every end month (like today) but no, he will not be taking home any millions. According to Huffingpost, the Facebook CEO will not receive any bonuses; in fact he will be taking a huge pay cut.

This means Zuckerberg, will be joining the $1 (KSh85) salary club. It has become sort of a CEO tradition to cut their salary to $1 once their company is highly successful.  You may ask how he will survive on a paltry 85 bob. Well, It just was announced last Friday that Zuckerberg made $2.3 billion when he cashed out 60 million stock options in 2012. Last year he made $500,000 and got a $266,101 bonus.

Steve Jobs famously took a $1 salary from the time he returned to Apple as CEO in 1998; he didn’t take any stock grants after 2003, either. In 2005, Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, along with then-CEO Eric Schmidt, all reduced their salaries to $1. Schmidt, now executive chairman, takes a salary of several million dollars these days; Page, now CEO, and Brin still make $1.

Collo’s video is finally out and you can watch it here first. Read the article about the background story of the track done by Kibali moreithi here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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after taking a short breather, Octo is back to bringing you the heat that keeps your brain sizzling and he recently performed his new track “Na Stay So Fly” aka NSSF and we have the pictures. Enjoy:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Check out the video here.

The Groove awards are coming up and if you are either into gospel or you’re just into Kenyan entertainment news, then i know you know it’s a pretty huge deal.Not just in Kenya but in greater East

Africa.

Groove awards is the premiere gospel award ceremony. With that said and done, we were having a conversation at the office sometime last week about who we feel will carry the day. Personally, I feel Willy Paul will. And what do you know, Jeff Omondi agreed!

Why does Uncle Chim Tuna feel that his nephew will route the competition resoundingly? Well, last year was a Willy Paul year. From topping charts to controversy -which he not only surmounted but thrived from.

Last year, Willy Paul gave us chart toppers such as this one:

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And when a sex scandal erupted allegedly involving him and Pendo which you can read about here………….. he did the unthinkable for a gospel artist, he survived. He thrived. He has songs out after that scandal, Pendo still doesn’t have even a single song out.

As Pusha-T raps, “After surviving everything I have survived, I know I’m forgiven!” And this lad seems to walk with angels! this year will be Willy Paul’s! Watch the video of Willy and Pendo squashing there beef at the Ghafla offices.

The holiday is here. some well deserved R&R time so Uncle Chim Tuna is all about the plans today. And I have the chilled out movie plan for you. If you’re a cheapskate, leave dis place and let the next man treat your girlfriend better than you can. Don’t be stingy, loan her to the better man for a quick flick.

Starflix is the only movie plan you should have for your and your date. It’s the end of the month so you should be able to dig deeper into your wallet to treat your lass. Forget the 50 bob movies!

And here’s what you should be aiming to watch at either the Village Market, Junction or Prestige plaza branches of Starflix:

 

Oblivion

PRESTIGE Fri – Tues: 11:45am, 4:00pm, 6:40pm, 9:00pm
Wed – Thurs: 1:45pm, 6:40pm, 9:00pm

VILLAGEMARKET Daily: 11:00am, 1:30pm, 4:00pm, 6:30pm, 9:15pm

• “Iron Man 3,”

starring Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow & Guy Pearce
Wed – Thurs: 11:15am, 4:15pm, 6:45pm, 9:15pm

• “G.I. Joe: Retaliation,”

 

starring Dwayne Johnson, D.J. Cotrona & Channing Tatum
Daily: 11:40am, 4:30pm

• “Olympus Has Fallen,”

starring Gerard Butler, Aaron Eckhart & Morgan Freeman
Fri – Tues: 1:40pm, 6:35pm, 8:40pm

• “Oz The Great and Powerful,” starring James Franco, Michelle Williams & Rachel Weisz
Daily: 2:00pm

A while back, we let you know that Dennis Itumbi was suing Robert Alai aye? Well, that court case is done and dusted and Dennis Itumbi has managed to teach Robert Alai a thing or two about irresponsible speech regarding other individuals!

The law suit stems from a tweet Alai made alleging that Dennis Itumbi had authored (read forged) the
“U.K Dossier”. Robert Alai who is known for his wanton venomous twitter tirades and attacks on individuals –such as myself– now might just have to pay Dennis itumbi for any damages he may have suffered as a result. On July 2nd there will be a hearing to prove worth.

 

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When i heard this story, I contacted Dennis Itumbi and this is what he had to say:

“The matter is still in court. Let the process end.”

At the core of the matter, the issue is, Robert Alai was served with notice but neglected to file a response for the last 8 months. According to my source who happens to be in the legal fraternity, Dennis Itumbi therefore asked for judgement and it was handed in his favour.

And when you hear the nitty gritties of the case, you cannot help but be astounded by the douchebag behaviour displayed by Alai who was simply asked for an apology to settle the matter but he refused ergo the move by Dennis Itumbi to go to court. And when in court, he couldn’t substantiate his allegations even after asserting that he could.

And this is actually a legal landmark. It has set a precedence in defamation cases. it’s the first to be concluded by the Kenyan Judiciary. My friend whom I will not mention has whispered that Dennis Itumbi could be handed as much as…

As much as…

 

 

40 MILLION KENYA SHILLINGS!

 

Alai will either pay or have his property auctioned. And this is a warning to all you Subaru tweeting pseudo-intellectuals quick to take jibes at people without substantiating what you claim…Social media isn’t no man’s land! The long arm of the law will catch up to you! Uncle Chim Tuna Obiajulu has spoken!

 

In Nairobi, it’s easy to tell the type of people you will meet at the club. It’s like they have been typecast for a role at the club. I’m a man who loves to study humanity and the club is my library. I have fun studying the types of people to be found in any Kenyan club. Have a read and enjoy Uncle Chim Tuna’s food for thought!

#1. Old geezers
The 27-35year olds at the club. This is the lot with newly acquired cars -something rather commendable- and beer bellies. They are loud and belligerent. They want the whole world to acknowledge their new found success… Sorry, they want the lasses to acknowledge their newfound success. This lot never dresses up (their generation grew up thinking going out dressed like a goat herd is ok) and they throw money around.

They should be at home building families but they are often found at the club with silly Nairobi girls who get flush over cash.

#2. Expatriates
This crowd can be divided into 2: The old father Abraham types that are out prowling for ladies of the night. The sleezy type you’ll find in Malindi or top hotels in Nairobi like The Stanley.

And the younger lot which will either be out with their girlfriend who will invariably be the ethnic African girl or a white lass. They generally keep to themselves.

Then their is the lot attracted to skinny girls with big weaves, loud make-up and even louder fake accents.

#3. The high school kid

How can you tell this chap is straight from high school? They think wearing skinny jeans is cool, keep shouting “Swaggie!” and they dance ALL night long. They are fun to watch till they get drunk which they inevitably do. They cannot handle their liquor. This is the sloppy drunk lot either throwing up or passed out by midnight.

#4. The ob
This is the ratchet looking chap who mean mugs everyone. He thinks looking angry is macho and they walk in small tight knit groups… Sort of like hyenas. They always start fights so they can rob or stand at the fringes of a fight to look for an opportunity to steal. They are not to be engaged. Just call the bouncers to deal with them. then again, if you are in a club that let them in, you are clearly doing something wrong!

#5. Lipstick lesbians
This is the ratchet lass and her pal who think kissing is really cool. They kiss rather coyly then look around the club to see whether anyone has noticed them. Or they dance seductively together asthough they are about to rip each others clothes on then pause suddenly and look around the club. The right word for this lot is attention seekers.

 

Don’t agree with my opinion? Good, let me know on the comment section.

Santa Fe is the place to be tonight! Why? Well, because team Ghafla will be there. I’m just kidding, seriously though, because they have the best music and prices. Yeah, they honestly do!

And if the prices aren’t enough to sway you, well then, there’s the fact that the joint is classy. I promise you that you will not have to endure drunk children or the ob type of character here. Straight grown and sexy folk who have no problem mingling.

And the music? Whoo! Yeah, like Pusha-T I’m on my Ric Flair tip! Whoo! The music will have you dancing all night! Nothing but the freshest Afro, Pop, Electro and yeah, hiphop courtesy of DJ Bash, the numeral uno party DJ!

Now back to the prices:
Shots are retailing at 100/- and whiskey shots at 150/-! That means Jack Daniels shots and Johnnie Walker while vodka and tequila shots are 100/-.

 

 

It’s no secret that Nax is the most happening time when it comes to partying. Nax is just too much heat! And last year I wondered why. Well, this year, I believe I know the answer to that.

The charm that NaxVegas holds is in it’s secrecy. Nax promises the real ravers in Kenya (Nairobi folk) the promise of anonymity. It holds the promise of pure uninhibited fun and when Nairobi folk feel they don’t have to face the repercussions of their actions, the go wild!

 

 

 

The most banging parties are held in Nax. The most wicked raves are in Nax. The sickest bashes are in Nax! take Smirnoff Experience for instance. At Smirnoff Experience, I could recognize a good chunk of the crowd because they are familiar faces in Nairobi’s rave scene (Nairobi is so much smaller than Lagos or Enugu) so everyone knows everyone.

Smirnoff Experience in all honesty was carried by the Nairobi crowd. Nairobians party harder! They go all out when they want to party!

But if you ask me, the realest aspect of partying in Nax is the fact that everyone forgets more than their inhibitions, they forget their pretence. Nairobi folk are a peculiar crowd… There are the uppity stuffy lot that wants to only be seen where the uppity folk hang out. Then there is the K.C (Kenyan Cowboy) lot. The unbelievably wealthy ranchers who like bundu bashing or hanging out in dingy spots in Karen or (shockingly) Molly’s. Then there is the middle class kids lot that wants to party at Offroad. Why d’you think that joint gets full even when the sewer bursts? Bleurgh!

And finally there is the ratchet lot which I have been studying of late. But Nakuru is just one big melting pot for all this Nairobi lot.

 

 

 

Today is an awesome day! I know you know what I mean. It’s the day before an international holiday so in more ways than one it feels like a Friday. That being said, tonight all roads should lead to Santa Fe for a classy night out to celebrate all our hard labour. But more on that later. For now, here are the 10 things you need to know this morning:

 #1. Socialite Shee Waruinge Responds To Claims That She Is A Prostitute

#2. Remember The High School Thespian Who Thrilled President Uhuru Kenyatta? Jaguar Has Paid His School Fees!

#3. Gabby Of Tabasamu Tells In The Forest’s Gerald “You Suck In Bed!”

#4. Julie Gichuru Back on Air Tonight!

#5. How Smirnoff Brought The Night To Life in Nakuru (Photos)

#6. DNG Releases Photo Of His Cute Daughter Dawn. Check It Out Here!

#7. Unmasking DJ Joe Mfalme

#8. POLL RESULTS: Now That Camp Mulla Are Breaking Up, Which Member Do You Think Will Make It As A Solo Artist?

#9. Missed The Latest Investigative Piece By Mohammed Ali? Watch It Here (video)

#10. DJ Crème is The Latest Celeb Dad in Town! (Photo)

There was a kids festival at Nyayo stadium and this is the account I was given as I did not attend the festival unfortunately. I’m still young at heart though.

Kenyan celebrities spent Saturday afternoon at the MILO Kids Festival held at Nyayo Stadium interacting and nurturing kid’s to realise their full potential in life. The theme for this year’s MILO Kids Festival is “Creating Champions Every day.”

The climax of the event featured a huge kids’ concert, which was graced by live performances by various artistes like Daniel “Churchill” Ndambuki, Daddy Owen, DNA, Eric Omondi, Christina Shusho, Willy Paul and Mc Jessy amongst others. Both children and adults in attendance had an opportunity to interact with their favorite musicians, artiste and celebrities. The event’s show stopper was the grand entrance by comedian Churchill and Eric Omondi riding in horse chariot and waving to the anticipating crowd who gave them an overwhelming reception.  Artiste DNA surprised the crowd when he arrived in a white helicopter with confetti before giving an overwhelming performance.

 

Comedian and founder of the Laugh Industry Daniel “Churchill” Ndambuki noted the importance of child development by providing them with an educative and entertaining platform to enable them realise their full potential.

“Children are the future of this country and we want them to meet their role models to guide, encourage and inspire them. As a company, we will continue to tailor our activities to meet children’s needs and demands and will always endeavor to teach and empower children to become the best they can be through sports and other outdoor activities,” he added.

Speaking during the MILO Kid’s Festivals, Svetlana Obruchkova, Managing Director, Nestlé Kenya said: “We are very glad to have partnered with the Laugh Industry to bring the Kid’s Festival because MILO has always believed that sports has qualities that set the foundation for a child’s future.”

She also added that the partnership underscores MILO’s commitment in sporting activities as it teaches positive values that build children substance and shape the person they will be in the future.Kids had a chance of participating in activities such as crazy Olympics, ball games, trampolines, balloon shaping and face painting.

During the festivals, Nestlé Kenya announced a partnership with the Laugh Industry, to host this year’s MILO Kids Festival in line with Milo’s commitment to promote healthy lifestyle through the use of sports.  

The objective of the MILO Kids Festival, in its 9thedition, is to create a platform to nurture and inspire the creativity of children through sports and other outdoor activities.

There’s a pool party in town! Well not today but on Saturday. The event bio is descriptive enough so I need not add anything else.This party is dubbed The Tribe Pool party, rather obvious isn’t it.

‘Think about the summer months and what makes it a favorite season for so many of us. Maybe it’s the carefree attitude we all have when we take a vacation, the warm feeling you get when the sun hits your face or the tropical cocktails and relaxation poolside that we look forward to each year. However you and your friends celebrate the summer months, we know one of the best parts of life is attending a summer party or event with your and friends.

Did someone say Pinacolada? Don your hula skirts and grab your umbrella drinks for a luau! Fellas, rock your swim trunks and shades and prepare to show off your swimming skills! The words will be “Tiki Time”! Nairobi be part of the first official movement of the Beat International giving you a dedicated unique day & night serving nothing else but some good dish vibes. Grab your drink and bask under the baking sun!

Make your way down to the Tribe Hotel for an afternoon of Fun, utter delight and the cool aura of love with our Hawaiian party theme! We’ve put together luau cocktails, The music to put you in the mood to hula and even a brief history of this uniquely tropical feast — the Hawaiian luau. Luau means “feast,” so food should be plentiful at the party.

Arriving to the party under a African themed arch way and over a bridge, you will stroll past the running waterfalls, to the rooftop bar and the heated pool, surrounded by gardens. The Tribe Hotel’s timeless beauty blends with the modern luxuries of today. Swim in the warm waters of the heated famous pool at one moment, then enjoy the dramatic forest views of the Kitusuru Plains on the other. Watch the DJ’s on their legendary decks by day, then dance the evening away in their vibrant beats as you welcome the night . Get a taste of the tropical flavored cocktails as you freely blow up your sheesha smoke into the air. From indulging in urban comforts to escaping to underwater escapades in the pool, The Tribe Hotel Pool Party experiences are unrivaled. This is a party that you can not afford to miss.

Damages
1,500 advance tickets
2,000 at the gate
The lifesavers for the Day & night will be

Your presence at the Tribe Hotel on the 4th May will be highly appreciated. Let’s party in the name of love & music. See you on the flipside’

There you have it, more details in a bit.

 

Last weekend as the rest of Nairobi moved to Nakuru and Mombasa for Smirnoff’s ‘The Night’ and rugby tournament respectively, those who stayed behind also had something to smile about courtesy of Coca Cola.

The COPA Coca-Cola 2013 games kicked off last Saturday at the City Stadium with stunning performances by guest artistes Jua Cali, DNA and Mejja. The three artistes gave a high energy performance to the fans that came out in huge numbers. They interacted with the crowd during the show where fans sang along and danced to their popular songs.

The dancers that accompanied the artistes also added to the climax of the event as they entertained the crowd with their dancing that livened up the event further. Popular comedian Kazungu Matano also known as “Otoyo” was also on ground as the events MC where he kept the crowd laughing with his antics.

Besides the matches, there were also loads of fun engaging activities such as foosball, pool ball gaming, photo booths for instant pictures, football tricksters and penalty shoot outs with prize giveaways for the fans.

Take a look;

 

DNA during his performance

 

 

A fan at the launch

 

Mejja during his performance

 

 

 

Hey you, yes you, are you free this very instance?

Do you like to take photographs because moments are better savoured when captured in ‘film’? Then this is the just the event for you. Well it’s not really an event, it’s.. okay I’m out of descriptive words. This event is organized by Photographers Association of Kenya! It’s happening now till 5 pm so hurry!

Basically, it’s an activity that requires you as a photographer to head on there with your camera, and two or three objects you’d like to photograph. Then photograph them in the vicinity, that simple. Here an image by Robert Munuku of PAWA 254 taken with a phone.

So what you waiting for, dash there! Pawa254 is on Statehouse road, on that road that is next to All Saints cathedral. I’m not sure if it’s Kenyatta avenue.

When you get to Statehouse road, walk up, take the first right turn which is statehouse crescent, there’s a church there, MIlimani AIC i think.  Walk up to Ethiopian consulate, and take the first right turn. You should see a couple of cars packed there. Take that turn at the end, walk towards a green shop or an ‘eatery’ of sorts, enter the balck gate, YWCA building second floor. Should my directions not help, ask the guards there or use google maps.

 

Last week I shared with you about this festival that will be celebrating Nairobi.

I suspect that there shall be caravans adorned with talented artistes and blaring music! Every sentence below, shows the places that the tour shall go to on each specicic day. Incase you are wondering where it shall be, below is that list. Read about the festival here.

    Central Business District
    GoDown, Kaburini- RailGolf, NrbWest, SouthB/C, Mukuru- Railway- Muthurwa
    Kamkunji, Shauri Moyo, Kaloleni, Makongeni, Mbotela, Lumumba, Ofafa, Uhuru, Kimathi
    BuruBuru, Kariobangi South, Umoja, Tena, Doonholm-Savannah
    Pumwani, Eastleigh, Juja Est, Pangani, Racecourse Est, Kariakor, Ziwani, Starehe
    Kariobangi Nth, Dandora, Koch, Ruaraka Est, Babadogo, Mathare Nth, Huruma, Mathare Valley
    Muthaiga, Karura Forest, Gigiri
    Ngara, Highridge, Parklands
    Lavington, Spring Valley, Kawangware-Kangemi, Dago-Junction, Kileleshwa
    Kilimani, Adams Arcade, Ngong Rd, Upperhill, Ngumo, Golf Course
    Kenyatta Market, Kibera, Dam, Ngei
    Karen, Lang’ata, Nairobi National Park

I remember guys coming up with all sorts of suppositions when it emerged that Citizen TV’s Julie Gichuru is taking a break from the screen (read the story HERE). There was even a widespread rumour that she had left Citizen TV only for her to emerge and dispel them (read about that HERE).

Well, Julie is coming back on your screens in a different capacity though. Join her tonight on Citizen TV as she highlights insights into the African Continent in a show called “African Leadership Dialogue”. She will be featuring Dr. Nkosanna Moyo of the Mandela Foundation MINDS.

Julie will also look into various top ten trends in Africa with today being the top 10 highest earning African footballers. Africa Leadership Dialogues focuses on Africa as a continent and highlights its challenges as well as its success. The show tries to point out the issues affecting Africa and how to improve this great continent. Different leaders across the globe are interviewed to give divergent and intellectual thoughts on Africa.

Be sure to catch her on Citizen TV after the 9PM news.

Epic!!!; is what best describes what went down last weekend at Nakuru’s RFC Grounds. Despite the drizzling, the party did not stop as revelers turned up in their white attire to complement the glow in the dark with snow white theme and played off the UV-lit dome.

With an astounding line-up of deejays consisting of DJ Joe Mfalme, DJ Mista Dru, DJ Hypnotic, DJ Protégé, DJ Kaydee, DJ Kaytrix, DJ Stretch, DJ Klash, DJ Incredible and DJ Rigz from Nairobi, alongside DJs Saidi, Trixta and V_Era from Nakuru; a stunning VIP section, dazzling ambience and charged crowd, nothing could match up to this. ‘The Night’ was the first time The Night was being held in Nakuru, making it arguably the lakeside town’s biggest party this year.

Since it was Smirnoff’s first outdoor event for 2013, the organizers did not disappoint at all. ‘The Night’ provided an out-of-town treat for non-residents of Nakuru like Nairobians who came in drones. It was also a perfect opportunity for Nakuru residents to host Smirnoff’s inaugural party for 2013.

Take a look at the scenes from the event;

 

The beautiful hostesses

 

DJ Hypnotiq with Big Kev

 

The appetite-whetting delicacies

 

DJs Kaytrixx & Hypnotiq

 

A section of the VIP

 

Dazzling lights

 

The Smirnoff cocktails

 

DJ Stretch

 

Pauline Njeri of EABL (L) with friends

 

Sawala Dancers do their thing on stage

 

DJ Protege (sitted) with his chic and small bro, Spookie Bugiz (Scot Kabugi)

 

Happy revelers

I just shared with you a picture of Mzazi Willy M. Tuva chilling with East African Music powerhouse Jose Chameleone!

Well there were a couple more pictures from that event, see them below. See that picture of Tuva and Chameleone here.

There was an epic ‘battle for migingo’ going down, with two guys from Kenya and Uganda ‘fighting’ to woo the Ugandan lady in the middle. I wonder who won her heart.

And the Ugandan press was here to capture this epic moment.

The tables were turned, with Tuva being the interviewee for the first time!

Check out some of the people in the background!

And our very own Colonel Mustafa was in the house! Repping Team 254

Dj Flash kenya was tasked with ensuring revellers left ‘blood’ on the dance floor!

Chameleone’s brother was also in the house, AK Fourty Seven!

Last but not least, meet East Africa’s next huge star! This is Abby Mayanja, Jose Chameleone’s own son and protege!

I should tag along next time!