This archive report was first published on 7 May 2020.
Published on May 7, 2020, this article pays tribute to Kenyan artists who left an indelible mark on the music scene.
Among them is King Kong, a reggae artist who championed the rights of people with physical disabilities. His popular song 'Lady's Choice' remains a fan favorite, although he tragically passed away due to food poisoning on Christmas Day.
Another notable artist is E Sir, a hip-hop veteran who put South C on the map. His influence can be seen in many current musicians, including Nameless and Nyashinski. E Sir's iconic song 'Boomba Train' is a testament to his enduring legacy.
Unfortunately, his life was cut short, and he was followed in death by Krupt, who was shot dead while being robbed of his phone. Krupt's popular song 'Tukaweke' remains a nostalgic favorite among fans.
Other notable artists who left a lasting impact include Achieng Abura, a soulful R&B singer who fought for equality in Kenyan music. She sadly passed away from a short illness, leaving behind a legacy of promoting Kenyan music.
Lastly, there's Lady S, a promising female rapper who began her music career with Calif Records. Her three songs, including the popular 'Ukimwona,' remain a testament to her talent and dedication to her craft.
