The upcoming season of Coke Studio Africa promises to be fire judging from the artiste pairings.
Could
it get better than this? Top Congolese entertainer Fally Ipupa joins
one of Africa's biggest music groups: Sauti Sol to produce new music on
the show. The Sauti Sol and Fally pairing is undoubtedly the show's most avant-garde, set to unite music fans Africa. Sauti Sol exclusively revealed their enthusiasm to collaborate with one of Africa's top artistes. "We
are proud to work with Fally Ipupa. This is a statement to our Live and
Die in Afrika motto and theme – the best of entertainment and music can
also be made right here in Africa," adding, "This will be the best
music collaboration on the show this year – wait and see!"
Fally
and Sauti Sol will be produced by Nigerian hitmaker Masterkraft, who is
also responsible for producing Ghana's Efya and Uganda's Eddy Kenzo on
the show's new season. The "Sexy Dance" singer is
representing DRC, one of the six new countries added onto the fourth
season of Coke Studio Africa, set to premiere later this year. The rest include Ethiopia, Togo, Ghana, Cameroon and Ivory Coast. What's more? Sauti Sol and Fally Ipupa will also be working with Nigerian singer Simi of the hit single "Jamb Question". Simi was also featured on the acclaimed short film by Nigerian artist Falz the Bahd Guy. All
the artistes will be directed by the renowned record producer, pianist
and composer: Mpho Pholo – Coke Studio Africa's new music director known
to many as 37 mph.
A Nairobi prostitute was allegedly caught stealing her client's
valuables after she drugged him.
When the man said to be a Kenyatta University student became
unconscious, the prostitute gathered every electronic gadget in his
house. However, luck ran out on her as she was nabbed by vigilant
neighbours. They tied her up as they waited for the police to arrive.
