Saturday, 21 September 2024
Thursday, 1 August 2024
Celebrating Growth: 1 Kings Group Bible Study Success
Monday, 29 July 2024
Resounding Voices: The Nakuru City Memorial Concert
Yesterday, I had the honor of performing at the Nakuru City Memorial Concert, an event of profound significance organized to honor the young individuals tragically shot and killed by police during the recent countrywide protests. This gathering, supported by various entities, was not just a concert but a powerful statement against the injustices that have plagued our society.
During my performance, I shared my song, "No to Poor Leadership," which continues to advocate for good governance and sound leadership. The response was overwhelmingly positive, especially from the youth who are increasingly demanding accountability from our leaders. This inspiring movement is a testament to the growing awareness and activism among the younger generation.
In "No to Poor Leadership," I highlight the urgent need for transformative change in Africa. The continent, predominantly youthful by population, faces numerous challenges that have persisted for ages. It is now imperative for the youth to rise up, denounce vices such as nepotism and negative ethnicity, and strive towards a new Africa. This call to action is not just a message in a song but a rallying cry for a better future.
The lyrics of my song resonate deeply with the audience, capturing the essence of the change we need:
Africa needs a young man, Africa needs a young woman, One who will say no to sin, one who will not be afraid of resolution. Enough is enough to corruption, Enough is enough to segregation, Enough is enough to violation, Enough is enough to land grabbing. Say No to Poor Leadership, Say No to Bad Governance.
Through my art, I aim to influence sound leadership and promote positive social change. The Nakuru City Memorial Concert was a poignant reminder of the power of collective action and the crucial role of the youth in shaping our continent's future. As we remember those we lost, let us honor their memory by continuing to fight for justice and integrity.
Monday, 19 February 2024
Thursday, 1 February 2024
Naomba Kuondoka Lyrics Video
Sunday, 26 November 2023
Tuesday, 3 October 2023
Wednesday, 2 August 2023
Thursday, 27 July 2023
Thursday, 13 July 2023
Tuesday, 4 July 2023
Saturday, 29 April 2023
Monday, 17 April 2023
Sunday, 5 March 2023
Wednesday, 1 February 2023
VEMA CONCERT
#MUSIC IMPORTANCE ON GBV AWARENESS
Happy New Month Music Lovers, Meet Emeldah Precious a gender specialist consultant/Trauma recovery informed trainer, Mental health Trainer/Consultant who will be taking us through #MusicImpostanceonGBV awareness this month even as we prepare for the Vema Concert on 11th March 2023. Emeldah is a dedicated, efficient and enthusiastic Gender & Development professional with over 4 years’ working experience in the area of Gender, Development. she has majored in competencies in areas of gender based violence programming and implementation, Gender equality advocacy, Gender mainstreaming, Ending harmful Gender based traditional practices, psycho-social counseling and life skills facilitation.A certified trauma healing practitioner with a background in psychology: am passionate on helping people identify the main source of their traumas and use trauma healing resources to help them transform into healer individuals who can make informed decision without hurting others.
Wednesday, 25 January 2023
VEMA MUSIC CONCERT
MUSIC WITH PURPOSE
Monday, 16 January 2023
RAMADHAN TSUMA
NITETEE.
Today we talk about royalty, Ramadhan Tsuma's versatility as an artist, highlighting his successful career as an actor, singer/songwriter, dancer and a poet. His notable accomplishments and his upcoming project Nitetee under Dowe Music. Ramza has been in the art industry for 3 years professionally under Rift theatres production.He has appeared in numerous successful films, playing roles such as Sultan in a musical play Aladdin a McTedEnt Production staged at Nakuru Players Theatre on 2nd and 3rd Dec 2022, he has also acted in set books such as Blossoms of the Savanna, The Pearl, Chozi la Heri, and Kigogo which he and his team performed at Langalanga high school, Njoro boys, Kirobon Boys, and Kericho High school.
The Executive Director McTed Entertainment, Jacob Endurance simply describes Ramza as not just a simple entertainer but also a true artist who uses art to spread love and encourage diversity and unity through his music. He inspires other artists to grow in the right direction.
Published by Mercy Mitei.
Monday, 9 January 2023
ARTS, CULTURE, EVENTS + CONCERTS.
OUR NEWS FROM 2022 TO LIGHT UP YOUR 2023.
Dearest Gentle reader we've been apart for far too long, at last Nakuru's award winning Music school has made its return and so too has its author, as the year begin we are excited to share with you some of the accomplishments and highlights from the past year, as well as some of the exciting events and programs coming up in the new year.We are grateful to be able to contribute to the music industry in a meaningful way. We hope you will join us for these and other events this year.
Monday, 2 January 2023
STUDENT OF THE YEAR!
Greetings from 2023! As we breath in the fresh air of the new year, we can’t help but take a moment to reflect on the strides we’ve made so far. Every start of the year, we recognize one outstanding student at the DMA Academy. Well, we missed this last year, but all was for good reasons. 2020-2021 was a big transitional year with shifting to a new space as well as focusing on the Hip-Hop project that saw more than 20 artists trained on Music business Skills and some got an opportunity to record their tracks at the DMA studio. Therefore in 2023, we are announcing best student 2021 and 2022.
In 2022, there was a big tussle. We experienced unmatched
dedication from all the students but two of them were very impressive. Mr.Samuel Ndung'u, a choir master and recording artist marveled all of us. Despite
being senior, the man is down to earth and showed so much dedication taking
Piano, Guitar and Music Production lessons seriously! Since the rivalry was so
tough, we decided to award Samuel for a special category, The BEST senior
student! He serves at PCEA Church and you can also find his music on youtube
here:
And Finally!! Who is our STUDENT OF THE YEAR 2023? None other than the calm Joyce Wanjiru Chege. People say young people are never serious, they never put a mind on a thing and finish. That’s totally not true. Joyce exhibited a composed, dedicated learning attitude that we all admire. She has dreams of playing guitar and piano internationally and we can only wish her the very best. Congratulations dear Joyce, there’s so much potential in you.
The writer is an award winning author and artist at DMA























