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Afrorap
Afrorap formed in Nairobi around 2018 as a four-piece collective. The group includes Kitu Sewer on vocals, Prezda rapping and producing, Ndovu Kuu on drums,...
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Afrorap formed in Nairobi around 2018 as a four-piece collective. The group includes Kitu Sewer on vocals, Prezda rapping and producing, Ndovu Kuu on drums, and Wambui playing bass. Their sound pulls from Afrobeat, hip-hop, and reggae, which comes through on tracks like 'Jangamaica Ocean Drive' and 'Proteção Divina do Malandro'.
They put out an EP called 'Roots & Culture' in 2019, followed by the album 'Jangamaica Ocean Drive' in 2020. Two more albums, 'The Sun Also Rises' and 'Babylon Burning', came out in 2021 and 2022. Their lyrics sometimes touch on social and political themes, which has drawn occasional criticism in Kenya.
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