This has got to be the most jamming I’ve done in a while. At some point I had to put my camera down and join in the dancing. What I love about The Villagers is that they entertain without gimmicks like ‘Weka mikono juu!’ and ‘Everybody to the left… to the right…’ And begenge has …
I purchased this album at Aaron’s All That Jazz gig in January and it’s been on replay ever since. My favourite track is Sol Generation – it thumps in my head many times each week.
This is my first musical gig this year. Before the year ends, I want to take my concert photography to the next level. I feel I have sort of stagnated and need more divine creativity to get to where no one else has been.
Their first battle about two years ago was quite an entertainer. Today’s was epic. Two of Kenya’s top performers, each with their own bands, on one stage? I didn’t expect anything less.
Whether you attended the show or not, you need to get Qwela’s album Kidepo. They are definitely Uganda’s finest Afro fusion group – hands down!
Quite humbled by Pastor Deitrick’s humility. He chose a local band and musicians to back him up!
The first time I met Chizi was in 2007 when he was leading worship at Mavuno Downtown. He was different. Through his leadership, worship was real. I’m not a Premier League fan but loved how he started worship with a recap of Saturday’s big games. Then in 2008 I bought his debut album Suluwe and …
Prayer works. It really does. A few minutes before Jal’s arrival at the KWELI offices, the flash on my 7D jammed. I needed it to remotely trigger my 430 EX speedlight. Nothing I did was working so I decided to make my faith practical. Wycliffe placed his hands on the camera and a few mintes …
Since my beloved isn’t around, I celebrated my love for photography at Love is Kenya. I’ve never taken photos at the National Museum. I think this was the first gig being held here. The organisers did a great job with the lighting. The musicians were even better on stage.
Came back from SA on 30th with a finger itching for action. My mission was to hit all the parties celebrating God’s love as we ushered in 2010.
I need to reduce my multi tasking and just do one thing at a time. I started my day deep in Thika at a friend’s mum’s unveiling of the cross, then went to Ngara to order some signs and was late for Groove Awards at KICC. Being at Groove was the day’s highlight, hands down.
