However, we have laud the likes of Sauti Sol for trying to model the next generation of musicians and showing them that they don’t have to be risqu\u00e9 to make hits.<\/p>\n
New musicians and groups are emerging everyday and most of them seem to be taking the same direction with their music.<\/p>\n
Ethic led the way when they released Lamba Lolo<\/em> in 2018 and because it became a big hit, everyone thinks that is the way to go.<\/p>\n Sometimes I miss sane, responsible and mature music, the kind that you can listen to even when an elder person is in the room.<\/p>\n However, if you are keen, I’m sure notice that that kind of music is becoming less each day.<\/p>\n Almost every musician, even the established ones, are going route of Ethic because it is what is popular in Kenya at the moment.<\/p>\n People like Sauti Sol are showing us that it does not have to be like that, that you don’t have to be dirty to make a hit.<\/p>\n However, it seems to be a difficult task since the whole country has made vulgar music acceptable.<\/p>\n The boy-band will have to put a strong fight if they want to save Kenyan music because this wave is sweeping over so fast.<\/p>\n Watch Sauti Sol\u2019s jam with Bensoul, Nviiri The Storyteller, Crystal Asige and Kaskazini below.<\/p>\n![\"Ethic](\"https:\/\/www.ghafla.co.ke\/ke\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2019\/06\/Capture-6.png\")