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The musical legacy of Bruce Odhiambo Bruce Odhiambo [Photo: Courtesy] ‘Play it again, Sam, play it for old times’ sake. Play ‘As Time Goes By …’ a line from the movie, ‘Casablanca.’ This article could well begin this way. ‘Once upon a time, Bruce Odhiambo took a bunch of us on an unforgettable trip to Casablanca.’ But this is a musical piece, a bit of recording - no pun intended - about a Colossus who bestrode both the world of regional music, and across the lives of many musicians, and left a lasting impression that even his death (at 54, in a Nairobi hospital) can never ...

In Conversation With Kibera’s Finest Rapper Kayvo Kforce Kayvo Kforce prides himself as one of the pioneers of new school hip-hop in Kenya. The Kibera-bred rapper has not only mentored a host of the current crop of young rappers in the game but also runs his music record label ‘Namba Nane Skyline’. You’ve been in the game for a decade now. Do you regard yourself as one of the heavyweights in Kenyan hip-hop? I believe I am. This is because I started the new school hip-hop in the country and I have also mentored, if not all, a majority of my new school hip-hop peers.