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Tanzania’s dynamic duo, Navy Kenzo, are in Kenya and ready to make their joint debut on Coke Studio Africa season 4 this year.
Comprising Aika and Nahreel, the “Kamatia Chini” and “Game” hit makers will be collaborating with Mozambican queen of hip hop Dama Do Bling, returning to show for a second time this year. The pairing will be produced by Nigerian producer Chopstix, who will be fusing their best versions of Southern and East African music sounds.
Speaking exclusively in Nairobi during the show's recording, Nahreel, also a renowned music producer at a Tanzanian label said:
“It is a great experience to work with Dama Do Bling. She is such a unique artiste and believes in her ideas! We have exchanged different perspectives with Dama as we will be performing dancehall and hip hop genres and both are not far off from each other,” adding, “Our fans should expect a very creative and different sound.”
Navy Kenzo will be taking over the Coca-Cola Facebook Page Live tomorrow Thursday (29th Sept) from 6 p.m. During which he will respond to your questions using the hashtags: #NavyKenzo #CokeStudioAfrica
On Coke Studio Africa 3, Dama Do Bling collaborated with Nigerian rapper Ice Prince on mash ups produced by Chopstix. Dama revealed on what her fans should expect when the show launches October 9th 2016: “This being my second time on the show and a new year - fans will be surprised as we are creating a unique sound from scratch.”
