Size 8 and Willy Paul keep shining brighter and brighter. This is Why

Ken Kabuga

December 6, 2016 2:44 PM

As the run up to the much anticipated Xtreem Awards nears, fans have been voting furiously for their preferred artists in one of the most hotly-contested Awards of 2016.

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Nominees have camped on Twitter and Facebook to push for the votes as the competition nears home stretch, pitting huge stars alongside upstarts in what looks like it's going to be a dramatic finale of the years run of Gospel.

As Willy Paul continues to flex his muscle with his hit Tiga Wana, trotting to media house after media house (sometimes with disastrous results) Bahati is also on the map, hooking up with worship legend Jemima Thiong'o in what is promising to be a worship classic already.

Dance groups too have been been allover the place doing their thing and it remains to be seen with dance group will finally emerge the best in what is traditionally considered the hottest and most divisive category of the Awards.

Evelyn Wanjiru, one of the nominees

Female artists too, have been waving their flag high and steadily going up the ladder upsetting even established male stars.

It will be interesting to see who among the prolific Size 8, Mercy D Lai or Evelyn Wanjiru, among others, will bag the Award for Best Female Artist.

Veteran video producers too are in the running for an award and the category is filled with mad talent that includes Cream Vision, Spotlight Media, Mike X, Maxton Media and the sensational Young Wallace.

Other hot categories include the Collabo of the Year and the New Artist as well.

Many are looking forward to see who carries the day as the Best Male Artist as most of the nominees are themselves big achievers and veteran award winners from the Grooves to the Kisimas.

Here, it's a titanic battle that pits the deep-pocketed Papa Dennis against his mentor Daddy Owen. And also Eko Dydda head to head with Guardian Angel.

Well, on December 11th 2016, at the Prestigious Calvary Covenant Centre Komarock, the wheat shall be separated from the chaff.

And what a day will that be.

Ken Kabuga