In the 40th International Reggae and World Music Awards, Nigerian acts Burna Boy and Tems received nominations (IRAWMA).

Burna Boy, Patoranking, and Tems have all been nominated for the International Reggae and World Music Awards 2023.

The African Giant got 2 nominations. One for Best Crossover Single for his song ‘Toni-Ann Singh,’ which features Popcaan.

The other is for Best Afrobeats Entertainer, which includes Diamond Platnumz of Tanzania, Eddy Kenzo of Uganda, Tems of Nigeria, and Willy Paul of Kenya.

Among the other nominees are Koffee, Popcaan, Spice, Sean Paul, Shaggy, Christopher Martin, Dexter Daps, Etana, and many more.

Nigerian Dancehall superstar Patoranking was nominated for Best African Dancehall Act, with Sierra Leone’s Star Zee, Ghana’s Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy, and Zimbabwe’s Winky D.

On May 7, 2023, the award ceremony is scheduled to take place in Kingston, Jamaica.

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• Koffee
• Masicka
• Popcaan
• Sean Paul
• Shaggy
• Valiant

3. Jacob Miller Award for Best Male Vocalist

• Christopher Martin
• Dexta Daps
• Gramps Morgan
• Romain Virgo
• Tarrus Riley

4. Best Female Vocalist

• Etana
• Koffee
• Lila Ike
• Jada Kingdom
• Queen Ifrika

5. Gregory Isaacs for Best Song- Sponsored by DSE (Downsound Entertainment)

• ”Red Gold and Green” – Kabaka Pyramid ft. Damian Marley
• “Bounce”- Ding Dong
• “Woman Like You” – Gramps Morgan
• “These Streets Know My Name” – DJ Khaled, ft. Skillibeng, Buju Banton, Capleton, Bounty Killer and Sizzla
• “Go Down Deh “- Spice, Sean Paul, and Shaggy

6. Toots Hibbert Award for Best Album/CD- By MCGES (Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment & Sports)

• Kabaka Pyramid- The Kalling
• Koffee – Gifted
• Masicka – 438
• Shenseea – Alpha
• Spice – “Emancipated

7. Best Crossover Song

• “Moments” – Masicka ft. Stefflon Don
• “Likkle Miss” – Skeng ft Nicki Minaj
• “Toni Ann Singh” – Burna Boy ft. Popcaan
• “Bounce” – Ding Dong
• “Clockwork” – Stefflon Don ft. Spice

8. Best Gospel Song- Sponsored by “The Halls of Justice”- Hon. L. Priscilla Hall/Hon. Shelvin L.M. Hall (Black Sister Judges)

• “If I have Faith” – Alaine
• “The Reason” – Kevin Downswell
• “Praising God” – Carlene Davis
• “Beautiful Day (remix)” – Jermaine Edwards
• “Dance Off” – DJ. Nicholas featuring Jason Mighty

9. Best EP (Extended Play) Recording

• “The Ripple EFFX”- Alkaline
• “Acoustic Gold”- Etana
• “God N Gun”- Govana
• “In Too Deep” – Kranium
• “Celebrating Nina: A Reggae Tribute to Nina Simone” – Ghetto Youths International

10. U-Roy Award for Best Male Dancehall/Rap Artist

• Govana
• Masicka
• Popcaan
• Skeng
• Skillibeng

11. Best Female Dancehall/Rap Artist

• Jada Kingdom
• Koffee
• Shenseea
• Spice
• Shaneil Muir

12. Best New Entertainer- – Sponsored by IRIE JAM

• Brysco
• Shaneil Muir
• Valiant
• Jahshii
• Laa Lee

13. Best Calypso/Soca Entertainer

• Bunji Garlin
• Kes The band
• Machel Montano
• Farmer Nappy
• Patrice Roberts

14. Best Dancehall Stagecraft Entertainer – Sponsored by Onstage TV Winford Williams

• Beenie Man
• Dexta Daps
• Masicka
• Popcaan
• Spice

15. Best Latin – Reggaeton Entertainer

• Bad Bunny – Puerto Rico
• Daddy Yankee – Puerto Rico
• Gloria “Goyo” Martínez – Columbia
• Karol G – Columbia
• Rauw Alejandro – Puerto Rico

16. Best African Dancehall Entertainer

• Patoranking – Nigeria
• Star Zee – Sierra Leone
• Shatta Wale – Ghana
• Stoneboy – Ghana
• Winky D – Zimbabwe

17. Best Afrobeats Entertainer

• Burna Boy – Nigeria
• Diamond Platnumz -Tanzania
• Eddy Kenzo – Uganda
• Tems – Nigeria
• Willy Paul – Kenya

18. Best Collaborated Song (Reggae with R&B, Rap, Latin, etc.)

• “Where We Come From” – DJ Khaled ft: Buju Banton, Bounty Killer and Capleton
• “Moments” – Masicka ft. Stefflon Don
• “Likkle Miss” – Skeng ft. Nicki Minaj
• “Clockwork” – Stefflon Don ft. Spice
• “Vroom” – The FaNaTix ( ft Koffee, Idris Elba, Lil Tjay, Davido, Moelogo)

19. Best Reggae Rock Entertainer

• Stick Figure
• Soja
• The Elovaters
• The Movement
• Tropiidelic

20. Karl Mullings Award for Best Teen Entertainer (13-19 yrs. old)- Sponsored by Rebel Vibez

• DJ Switch – (Ghanaian)
• Kraff – (Jamaican)
• Marksman – (Jamaican)
• Rajah Wild – (Jamaican)
• Kairo McLean – Canadian

21. Best Music Video

• “Bounce” – Ding Dong
• “Where You Come From”- DJ Khaled – Ft. Buju Banton, Capleton and Bounty Killer
• “Woman Like You”- Gramps Morgan
• “Next To Me” – Popcaan ft. Toni Ann Singh
• “Switch It Up – Protoje ft. Koffee

22. Mutabaruka Award for Best Poet/Spoken Word Entertainer Untitled

• Cherry Natural
• Richie Innocent
• Ras Takura
• Wise Words
• Yasus Afari

23. Bunny Wailer Award for Most Cultural/Educational Entertainer

• Damian Marley
• Gramps Morgan
• Mutabaruka
• Tarrus Riley
• Queen Ifrika
• Sizzla

24. Dennis Brown Award for Most Promising Entertainer- Alpha Studios

• Brysco
• D’Yani
• Moyann
• Silk Boss
• Stalk Ashley

25. Best Instrumentalist – Sponsored by 25th Century Radio

• Cat Coore
• Dean Fraser
• Bongo Herman
• Sons of Mystro
• Robbie Lyn

26. Best Sound System/DJ – Sponsored by Expressmedia-USA

• Bass Odyssey
• Dynamite
• Innocent
• King Addies
• Stone Love

27. Most Outstanding Dance Group – Sponsored by Roc Factory

• Afrozig
• Dance XPressionz
• North Coast Boyz
• Ravers Claver
• Xclusive Dancers

28. Best Caribbean Entertainer- Sponsored by VP Records

• Bennie Man
• Dexta Daps
• Machel Montano
• Roody Roodboy
• Sean Paul

29. Jean B. P. DuSable Award for Best Haitian Entertainer

• Baky
• Enposib
• K-Dilak and Bedjine
• Roody Roodboy
• Rutshelle Guilliaune

30. Record Producer of the Year – Sponsored by Balloons by Jaki Jade

• Anju Blaxx
• Damian Marley
• Dunwell Productions
• Notnice
• Rvssian

31. Comedian of the Year

• Ity and Fancy Cat
• Christopher “Johhny” Daley
• Julie Mango
• Rohan Gunter
• Twins of Twins

32. Concert of the Year- Sponsored by Dainjah Rus Rebel Muzik

• Reggae Jam Festival
• Reggae Rise Up Florida
• Reggae Sumfest
• Reggae Sundance
• Rototom Sunsplash

You can vote for your favorites nominees here.

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However not all times and sometimes it reaches a point that these celebrities can’t stand each other. In this context, we will be looking into Kenyan musicians who can’t stand each other.

That’s when you know it’s serious. The fandoms don’t make things better and keep adding fuel to the already burning fire.

The following are some of the Kenyan artists that cannot stand each other and why.

1. Bahati Vs Willy Paul.

This feud started long when they were both gospel artists. Kelvin Mbuvi Kioko (Bahati) and Wilson Abubakar Radido (Willy Paul) found themselves in conflicts they couldn’t get out from.

The reasons are the same each of them claiming they are better artists than the other. Bahati complained a couple of times that Willy Paul has stolen a lot of his songs accusations that Willy Paul aggressively denied.

They both moved to secular music right now and now competitions are bigger than those two. They have been spotted on various occasions but it looks like the feud is gone. Or is it?

2. Jaguar vs Ringtone Apoko

Charles Njagua Kanyi also known as Jaguar became famous after his hit song KIGEUGEU became everyone’s favorite song back in 2011.

If we are being clear this song made him rich to the point he bought his own helicopter. In the year 2017, he got into politics and became a member of parliament representing Starehe in Nairobi.

I want whatever prayer this guy says before going to bed. He got into conflict with the gospel artist Alex Apoko, who fasted for three days just as most believers do.

The problem arose when Jaguar mocked that Apoko that he fasted so he could get a range rover car like Jaguar after He was blocked by Jaguar on the road.

Very unnecessary! Ringtone has had fights with various other people so he tells you much about the guy. It has been six years since the incident and I hope they’ve moved on.

3. Khaligraph Jones vs Octopizzo

You can’t list names of Kenyan greatest artists without naming Khaligraph jones, the lyrics and wordplay are fire.

He’s a very proud man who is self-aware of the impact of his music and if you listen to his song you might as well agree with him. It all began when Khaligraph Jones pointed a middle finger at Henry Obanga (Octopizzo) who has won various awards in Kenya as a sign of insulting him.

Octopizzo gave a comeback claiming that none of his songs would have trended if he hadn’t used his name (Octopizzo) in his songs. The feud seems to be dividing the fans as they are both very talented artists.

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4. Njeri vs Femi one

Rapper Femi one who made our pandemic less boring by releasing an epic song “Utawezana” got into conflict with another female rapper Patricia Njeri.

They both disclosed to the public that they hated each other. No beating around the bush. This dispute began when the artist Juliani asked who was the king on his song Lord forgive me dragging everyone.

From then lady Njeri dropped a song “No king” when she practically dragged all artists who call themselves king and in it Femi got a special treatment of drag saying that her song Brikicho was overrated. Femi also released the song “Pilau Njeri” and it was like adding petrol to a burning bush.

5. Otile brown vs Vera Sidika

There is a very thin line between love and hate, this saying was meant for these cute love birds. They spoiled each other with all kinds of romance and made sure we all saw.

There have been little conflicts where they both deleted all photos on social media. I lost count of the number of times they broke up and got back together.

One of those breakups was the final one. It was one of that dirty and embarrassing breaks up where they both exposed each other Vera claiming that Otile is poor in bed and the likes.

Vera released a song ‘Nalia’ of which most of the fans perceived was dedicated to Otile. They were all toxic to each other. Vera is now married and has a child but I highly doubt if they can still be friends with Otile.

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Every man is complex and there is no single way to define a person much less an artist. The question is how much do you know about this legendary Kenyan artist Willy Paul?

Are you sure that what you know is all there is to know? Here are things you must know as Willy Paul’s fan because believe me in one way or the other you are.

His life story.

Every successful man has a painful story. Like many unfortunate youths in Africa, this young man had to drop out of school due to financial challenges and start looking for money. He did day working jobs to take care of his mother and family but this man never gave up on his dream and now the rest is history.

Hear that fellows, School isn’t the only way out. Currently, willy Paul is the CEO of Saldido international entertainment and he’s one of the most successful artists in Kenya.

In addition to that, he was the best male artist in the year 2013 and grove award artist of the year (2012 Afrima awards)

Why did he swap from gospel to secular music?

It’s a very rare occasion where a gospel artist swaps to different kinds of music flavours. Most of the time it’s due to the larger audience and better market that is present in the other kinds of music like hip-hop, R&B compared to the gospel.

It’s nothing personal just business. In one of the interviews, Willy Paul confessed that his decision to swap was mainly because of how his fellow artists have always been against him and he received a lot of hate and how his gospel music wasn’t good enough.

This made him break and broke to the point he became depressed for months. When he was tired of feeling pity for himself he decided to take a U-turn that changed his life.

As a result of these actions, he was often criticized as a man who sold his soul. This is Kenya you have to pick and choose once you are a gospel singer you are already in it. The double standard in this is that secular artists are free to sing gospel or once in a while. Welcome to the confusing world!

Willy Paul; scandals attached to the name.

There are many scandals on Willy Paul and as you must have guessed many involve the ladies. However, the most recent is shocking. The lady who is no longer signee under the label Saldido; Miss P who has done collaborations with Willy on liar and fall in love reveled in her interviews on how willy has been sexually harassing her.

There were a lot of reactions some said it’s due to clout and they were about to release a song; others said it because she wants a pity party but when she said even lawyers had to get involved for her to be able to leave Saldido without any charges that’s when I knew shit is serious.

Pozee who is married to a Jamaican lady and has a bouncing baby boy has been facing many allegations and after a time, even as fans, we get tired of defending him. However, since he’s so good at what he does music, his private life besides music is often overlooked. No man is perfect, but if you’re a famous artist you got to try!

Pozee; Are his collaborations better than his singles?

I guess when you are a great artist more people automatically become against you. It’s like the famous saying ‘you’ll show haters how your dog walks on water and they’ll ask why it can’t swim. Songs like ‘Jigi jigi’  that he didn’t collaborate with anyone did very great and stayed on top charts in most east African countries for weeks.

Also, collaborations have done well as well including the one he did with Alaine ‘yes I do’ or ‘Njiwa and ‘Hallelujah’ with the African princess from Tanzania Nandy.

Without forgetting the song ‘Mhhh’ he collaborated with RayVanny from Tanzania. Why then does this happen? My theory is he’s a great artist and everything he touches becomes gold, collaboration or not. We’ve seen a couple of collaborations flops, so people should move on from that notion.

What else do you know about Pozee?

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Meanwhile, I’m assessing which song was the crème de la crème among Kenyan artists and their greatest hits.

Kenyan artists have never disappointed me musically, but there is always the best in every competition and if these great artists were in a musical marathon the following 10 Kenyan artists would have won the race in 2021.

10. Nviiri The Storyteller – Kitenge

This star who made everyone turn to him due to his song ‘Pombe Sigara’ can also agree that this year was bliss for him.

We felt he would stop at his ‘Extravaganza’ collaboration or perhaps let us breathe after ‘Bar’ he did with Femi one.

But this man said none of you is ready for me, before releasing ‘Kitenge’ earlier this year which has almost a million views on YouTube. He was right; none of us was ready.

9. Khaligraph Jones ft. The industry – Luku

Brian Robert Ouko famous as Khaligraph Jones is a talented rapper in East Africa. What makes this man stand out is his massive ability to maintain the same energy in the music industry.

This year was no exception when he blessed us with ‘Luku’. Luku is the system of subscribing electrical power units in accordance with the money and use.

Hip-hop is full of metaphors and that’s exactly what Khaligraph Jones has done in this song. It’s seven minutes long so believe me when I say the man has content. Join the 1.3 viewers on YouTube and have blast.

8. Bahati feat. Sat-B – Sweet darling

This is one of the few artists whose talent is not limited by the type of music. Be it gospel or R&B; Bahati your man.

The song ‘Nikumbushe’ he sang with a Tanzania artist Rayvanny about asking God to remind him where he is from in case he gets arrogant, made me rethink if we have the same creator for voices.

This year about four months ago he did it again and blessed us with ‘sweet darling’ and can make you in love the first time you hear it. I with more than 2 million other viewers did in fact fall in love; with the song of course.

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7. Nikita Kering’ – EX

This 19-year-old princess has managed to drop all our jaws with her amazing, singing and songwriting talent.

You heard me right, she’s just 19. Don’t ask me what I was doing when I was at that age! It’s no surprise she has been nominated for 3 Afrima awards as a best female artist in Eastern Africa, songwriter of the year, and best artist, best artist duo, or group.

Voting begins tomorrow On the 19th so you know what to do. She deserves this. The lyrics and the singing of the song ‘Ex’ are just sick!

6. Nadia Mukami ft. Otile Brown – Kolo

This songwriter and great singer has stood out among the few Kenyan female artists. She did great on the song ‘We ni Nani‘ featuring the legend Sanapei Tande, this song got her deals and media tours locally and internationally.

However, ‘Kolo’ is a whole new other level and the collaboration with Otile is just everything.

It’s no surprise it has hit almost 5 million views. Kolo is a street slang meaning someone who is senseless. So who is the Kolo in her song, what did the Kolo do? Listen to this marvelous song and tell me what you think.

5. H_art the Band – My jabber feat. Brizy Annechild

2020 will always be a memorable one worldwide. For us Kenyans, it’s due to two reasons the COVID-19 and the song ‘El-Shaddai’.

My interest in the band multiplied then, the song became as popular as the national anthem and it got every credit it got. It was one of the songs that you know have hit the peak and they could only go downhill from there.

The devil works but the H_art Band works harder because ‘My jabber’ is definitely the masterpiece people don’t talk about enough. They deserve more than the 4.7million views they currently have on YouTube.

4. Mejja – Siskii

Mejja is one of the few artists that have managed to stay constant for a very long time.

Have you ever loved someone to the point you are just rigid to any advice? ‘Siskii’ means “I’m not listening” and if you’ve been at a point where you listen to one this song is for you.

Mejja is the king of relatable if you ask me because if you listen to the track ‘Tabia za Wakenya’ he literally outed every Kenyan out there. Big up Mejja!

3. Bensoul – Nairobi

This is the type of song that you listen to the audio and it’s so good and then you watch the video and understand why it got over 6.5 million views.

Bensoul succeeded in making all of Kenyans sing the song ‘Nairobi’ that he released just at the beginning of this year, the new year’s gift.

Perhaps it’s because many people relate to it since it speaks of scenarios where a guy sends transport fare but the lady doesn’t show up or you send money to the love of your life and they send it to theirs.

One of the funny tragedies of life if you ask me. The collaboration with Sauti Sol, Nviiri the storyteller, and Mejja just made the piece mind-blowing.

2. Otile brown ft. Alikiba – In love

These two musical gods left everyone speechless after the release of this jaw-dropping song with about nine million views on Youtube.

This masterpiece ‘In love’ has been on multiple video and radio charts for months. The only debate is who killed it better. Is it the king from the land of Nyerere; Alikiba or Legendary Otile the multi-award and multitalented singer from +254?

It’s like having Messi and CR7 in one team. I wouldn’t want to be on the other team.

Which Kenyan artists have made you the happiest this year?

1. Willy Paul – Liar

Show me a Kenyan who doesn’t love this guy’s music and I’ll show you a short camel? This must have been a very busy year for this Kenyan artist.

First, we know Willy Paul has never disappointed us in all the collaborations he did with the ladies from Alaine (Kenyan), Nandy (Tanzanian), and this year it was Miss p who literally sounds like a bird.

It was hard to decide which collaboration was their best because both fall in love and Liar but liar has got more positive feedback from the public with almost 10million views so Liar wins.

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Kenya is rapidly growing in the western classical music scene, below are the Top 10 hottest artistes in Kenya at the moment, garnered via standard metrics such as awards, streams, chart and impact;

Sauti Sol

A band that came to the game to become a world-acclaimed Kenyan afro-pop band, the group of four consists of Bein Aime Baraza, Savara Mudigi, Willis Chimano and Polycarp Otieno alias Fancy Fingers.

They released their fifth studio album in 2020 titled “Midnight Train’ a 13-tracks project, which features a guests appearance from india Arie, Sho Madjozi,  Soweto Gospel Choir, and Black Motion.

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A couple of songs off the album is still currently in the top 20 on Kenya Top 100 Apple music chart, they include ‘Suzanna and Nande Lote’, they are also nominated for best group at MTV MAMA Awards.

Kaligraph Jones

Khaligraph Jones bagged 2 Nominations in the upcoming MTV MAMA Awards and will be headlining the virtual award show alongside top superstars, such as Wizkid, Nasty C, Diamond Platinumz.

his single Wavy’ featuring  Sarkodie has amassed over 2.3 million views in less than a month of release.

Nyashinski

Kenyan rapper and singer, a former member of the award-winning trio Kleptomaniax, released his debut solo album titled ‘Lucky You‘ in  2020.

A 12-tracks project currently impacting and making waves, he released a single in December 2020 titled ‘Hapo Tu‘ featuring Chris Kaiga which is currently at the top 10 on Kenya Top 100 Apple music chart to date.

Fena Gitu

A singer, songwriter and rapper Undoubtedly one of the biggest and most creative Kenyan artists, at the moment, she recently released a visual to her single to her latest single titled “Vaccine” which is currently trending in Kenya.

Bensoul

Bensoul is a Kenyan multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter, signed with Sol Generations record  Sauti Sol established label, he released a song titled “Nairobi” featuring Sauti Sol, which is currently at top 20 on Kenya Top 100 Apple music chart.

King Kaka

Kennedy Ombima, popularly known as  King Kaka, is a Kenyan rapper and songwriter, he recently released a single titled ‘Utanipata‘ with Kristoff, currently trending in Kenya.

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Willy Paul

Wilson Abubakar Radido is popularly known as Willy Paul, Kenyan artist and songwriter from Nairobi, he released a visual to his latest single featuring Miss P, on January 16, 2021, amassing over 2.3 Million views, one of the most viewed music videos in Kenya this year.

Karun 

Karun is a Kenyan R&B singer and songwriter with an eclectic voice, and a blend of fresh sound, a beneficiary to Mr Eazi record programme Empawa Africa.

Otile Brown

Jacob Obunga is popularly known as Otile Brown a Kenyan R&B singer, guitarist and songwriter, he recently released a single featuring Tanzania Ali Kiba, which is currently trending and gaining airplay.

Nadia Mukami

A Kenyan Pop singer and songwriter, she bagged a nomination at Best Fan-Base Award at the 2021 MTV Africa Music Awards, she released a visual to her single featuring Otile Brown titled ‘Kolo’ which has surpassed 1.7 million in just a month of release.

Top 10 hottest artistes in Kenya at the moment

1.Sauti Sol
2.Khaligraph Jones
3.Nyashinski
4.Fena Gitu
5.Bensoul
6.King Kaka
7.Willy Paul
8.Karun
9.Otile Brown
10.Nadia Mukami

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Willy Paul Shado Mado Mp3- Kenyan gospel singer, Willy Paul returns with a new single entitled “Shado Mado” featuring Jamaican singer, Alaine.

This song is the first we are hearing from him since March when he teamed up with Nandy on “Hallelujah” which was itself a followup to his “Turn Around” song released way earlier the same March.\

The gospel music scene in Kenya, heck on the continent is still evolving into the mainstream. Yeah, there have been a number of gospel music artistes doing fine in the mainstream on the continent and Willy Paul is one of them and he is known widely.

As head of Saldido Entertainment Records, Willy Paul leads a capable label and has come a long way since he first made his entrance on the music scene.

On her part, Alaine just last February released “You Give Me Hope” and this collab with Willy Paul is a pretty solid followup to that. We recommend listening

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Few hours ago, Willy Paul responds to ‘human sacrifice’ rumours over the death of his two dancers.

Listen and enjoy Kanugo by Willy Paul below and share your thoughts.

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