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Kenya's dynamic music scene continues to deliver a steady stream of fresh releases, showcasing a diverse range of sounds from established superstars and emerging talents alike.
This week is no exception, with major career announcements and vibrant collaborations shaping the local soundscape.
From slick, radio-ready singles to energetic Gengetone fusions, here is a breakdown of the key tracks making an impact.
1. Nyashinski – Tai Chi
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Leading the week's highlights is Nyashinski, who marked a new chapter in his career by announcing a recording deal with Sony Music Eastern Africa.
The move was accompanied by the release of his new single, 'Tai Chi.'
The track is a polished, mid-tempo offering crafted for wide airplay and significant streaming traction.
Its slick production and the cultural buzz surrounding the artist’s milestone make it an essential addition to any playlist focused on new Kenyan music, suitable for both focused listening during a commute or as a relaxed soundtrack at home.
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2. Otile Brown – Not For Me
Meanwhile, Otile Brown maintains his consistent presence with 'Not For Me.'
Promoted strategically across his official platforms, the single is a smooth, R&B-style ballad that stays true to the artist's signature emotive style.
The track’s composition carries feeling without urgency, making it an ideal choice for mellow evening playlists or late-night radio programming.
It is perfectly suited for listeners seeking to unwind after a long day.
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3. Fathermoh ft Dyana Cods – Nyadundo
Bringing an upbeat energy is 'Nyadundo,' a collaboration between Fathermoh and Dyana Cods.
Released under the Canvass/Brim labels, the track is built on a catchy beat and engaging vocal performances.
Its lively tempo makes it well-suited for daytime activities, whether providing a soundtrack for household chores or adding a vibrant atmosphere to social gatherings.
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4. Danski ft Lil Maina & YBW Smith – Fresh
For those seeking a quick burst of energy, Danski's 'Fresh' features Lil Maina and YBW Smith in a concise track running just under three minutes.
Its short format and high-energy delivery are tailored for quick-fire rotation, fitting seamlessly into fast-paced segments or high-turnover morning playlists where momentum is key.
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5. Ochungulo Family – Issues Tu
Ochungulo Family continue to build on their distinct sound with 'Issues Tu.'
The track weaves traditional folk elements with modern beats, an approach that has consistently resonated with audiences on community radio and in cultural spotlights.
This fusion provides a taste of Kenya’s musical heritage with a contemporary twist, making it a strong choice for weekend road trips or any setting that calls for a lively, culturally grounded sound.
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6. SEANMMG – Nitakupanga (feat. Breeder LW, Ssaru & Motif)
In the collaborative sphere, SEANMMG has teamed up with Breeder LW, Ssaru, and Motif for 'Nitakupanga.'
Released under the elev8 label, the 2025 single is designed for high-energy settings.
It's a prime candidate for festival-style programming or live-event soundtracks.
7. Kethan ft Charisma – Dawa
Finally, Kethan’s 'Dawa,' featuring Charisma, offers a more laid-back experience.
As part of a recent album rollout, off Kethan's 'Dr. Flow Will See You Now', the track is a smooth and measured composition.
Its calm mood makes it an excellent choice for late-evening listening or as unobtrusive background music during relaxed social time.