DNG Rushes to DJ Pinye’s Defense After He Was Accused Of Killing Careers Of Kenyan Artistes

One of Kenya’s most experienced DJs came under fire from Papa Dennis’ team after adamantly refusing to play Injili by the artiste. Pinye was of the opinion that despite the video being done by Godfather Productions  was not up to ‘The Beat’s ’standards.

Papa Dennis’ representatives in a rejoinder claimed that DJ Pinye was a stumbling block in the careers of Kenyan musicians. Needless to say ,this spat has caught the attention of the fans and some industry players, one of them DNG who had this to say:

Fellow artists, musicians and entertainers, I have just come across this article that has been heavily shared in the industry. People have ranted and said all sorts of things. Guys, DJ Pinye doesn’t run this industry nor does he make it or kill it. He is an entertainer (just like you) and plays what he likes or what he determines as quality. Kwa raha zake!

That said, he has NO obligation or moral duty to play your music. He is neither your promoter nor your publicist.The avenues for playing music are so many, that we don’t need to be here complaining about 1 show. I repeat, 1 show on 1 TV station!!!! How many music shows exist? How many TV stations exist? How many radio stations exist? Heck, if TV or Radio won’t touch you, bang your jams on Matatu TV, Youtube, etc!!! So many artists have made it without being played on The BEAT 254!!! Usilie machozi kama huonekani NTV Kenya. Focus on making your art irresistible, that way, wapende wasipende, utapepea!!!