The anticipation for the final results of the general elections has had every Kenyan on a borderline meltdown, almost a week after voting took place.
Kenyans await with bated breath the ultimate announcement that is slated for Monday 15 at 3 PM. Boredom, anxiety and sheer desperation reeks in the airwaves. Worry not, nonetheless. The Sauce, as per usual, keeps you well tken care of. We sought to give you a roundup of cool music that should around the house as you wait.
Here goes:
Super Freaky Girl – Nicki Minaj
You know you can never go wrong with the queen of rap. One of the music industry’s biggest heavyhitters and bona fide HipHop bigwig, Nicki’s music catalog remains unparalleled. Her new hit ‘Super Freaky Girl’ samples Rick James’ vintage smash ‘Super Freak’ and has already major records, just a few days after release.
Renaissance – Beyonce
The Queen Bey dropped her 7th studio album a few weeks ago, her follow-up to 2016’s ‘Lemonade.’ Laden with house and New Orleans bounce music influences, the now Billboard 200 topper makes the history books – Beyonce is the first artiste in history to debut all her albums atop the prestigious chart. ‘Break My Soul,’ the album’s lead single is currently atop the Billboard Hot 100. Who does it like the Queen Bey? Exactly.
All of Rihanna’s Albums
Everyone’s favorite Bajan bad girl had to make the list. As a 1/3 of music’s holy trinity ( the rest are Beyonce and Nicki Minaj), the Navy have starved for a whole 6 years seeing as Riri has not had any new music project since 2016’s ‘Anti.’ As you count down to the results announcement, get into her ocean-deep catalog for your listening pleasure.
Victoria Kimani
The Kenyan songstress has put us on the map countless times. From signing to Chocolate City, to releasing bangers and collaborating with some of the world’s biggest names in music, Kimani stays busy – and has 4 albums under her belt to show for it. Get into her right away.
Camp Mulla
The beloved group ruled the airwaves decade ago with upmarket, funky music that saw them go instantly international. Then a break up ensued and fans could not take it. They would later give a reunion a try but it seemingly did not work. Still, theri music remains top tier. The funky raps, the over-thet-top videos, the swag..the works! Camp Mulla are all that and some.