Muze Open Air: Black Coffee, Nov. 7 2021 @ Ngong Racecourse

Date: November 7, 2021

Venue: Ngong Racecourse

Time: 2 PM till Late

Tickets: at MuzeClub.com

About

South African Superstar DJ/Producer Black Coffee to headline the second edition of

MUZE Open Air going down at Ngong Racecourse on the 7th of November 2021. In

his decades long career, Black Coffee has made a name for himself as the

pre-eminent African DJ, spearheading the rise of Electronic Music on the African

Continent.

As a record producer, he boasts an impressive catalogue that now features

the most streamed song in South Africa of all time, ‘Drive’ featuring David Guetta.

Over the years he has released the acclaimed albums and EPs ‘Black Coffee’, ‘Have

Another One’, ‘Homebrewed’, ‘Africa Rising’ and ‘Pieces Of Me’. He’s collaborated

with Mi Casa, Sun-El Musician, Usher and many more. His latest chart topping

album titled ‘Subconsciously’ features the likes of Pharrell Williams, Diplo, Cassie,

DJ Angelo & Sun-El Musician.

MUZE Open Air is an Urban Cultural event that offers a refreshingly different

concert experience that draws on International musicians from various music genres

as well as the best suitable Kenyan talent. This second edition features a All-Star

Kenyan Line-up with the likes of Blinky Bill, Saint Evo, SURAJ, Vidza, MGM, Foozak,

Kaneda, Chucky, Xan Woods & Jahawi.

MUZE Club Founder and Director Willie Gichora says ““Black Coffee has put

Africa on the global Electronic music map, released amazing music, and has

inspired a whole new generation of DJ/Producers. We couldn’t be more excited to be

hosting the biggest African DJ/producer ever with friends like Hennessy.”

Tickets for MUZE Open Air: Black Coffee are available only at muzeclub.com.

Hurry, Die Hard tickets, Advance Phase one tickets, and VIP tickets are already

sold out. The event will be socially distanced and adhering to all MOH protocols.

——

MUZE Open Air is an urban cultural event that brings together performers from

diverse music genres with the best Kenyan talent to create a unique performance

experience.

Muze Open Air: Black Coffee, Nov. 7 2021 @ Ngong Racecourse

Date: November 7, 2021

Venue: Ngong Racecourse

Time: 2 PM till Late

Tickets: at MuzeClub.com

About

South African Superstar DJ/Producer Black Coffee to headline the second edition of

MUZE Open Air going down at Ngong Racecourse on the 7th of November 2021. In

his decades long career, Black Coffee has made a name for himself as the

pre-eminent African DJ, spearheading the rise of Electronic Music on the African

Continent.

As a record producer, he boasts an impressive catalogue that now features

the most streamed song in South Africa of all time, ‘Drive’ featuring David Guetta.

Over the years he has released the acclaimed albums and EPs ‘Black Coffee’, ‘Have

Another One’, ‘Homebrewed’, ‘Africa Rising’ and ‘Pieces Of Me’. He’s collaborated

with Mi Casa, Sun-El Musician, Usher and many more. His latest chart topping

album titled ‘Subconsciously’ features the likes of Pharrell Williams, Diplo, Cassie,

DJ Angelo & Sun-El Musician.

MUZE Open Air is an Urban Cultural event that offers a refreshingly different

concert experience that draws on International musicians from various music genres

as well as the best suitable Kenyan talent. This second edition features a All-Star

Kenyan Line-up with the likes of Blinky Bill, Saint Evo, SURAJ, Vidza, MGM, Foozak,

Kaneda, Chucky, Xan Woods & Jahawi.

MUZE Club Founder and Director Willie Gichora says ““Black Coffee has put

Africa on the global Electronic music map, released amazing music, and has

inspired a whole new generation of DJ/Producers. We couldn’t be more excited to be

hosting the biggest African DJ/producer ever with friends like Hennessy.”

Tickets for MUZE Open Air: Black Coffee are available only at muzeclub.com.

Hurry, Die Hard tickets, Advance Phase one tickets, and VIP tickets are already

sold out. The event will be socially distanced and adhering to all MOH protocols.

——

MUZE Open Air is an urban cultural event that brings together performers from

diverse music genres with the best Kenyan talent to create a unique performance

experience.

Sounds of Sasaab: The Launch, Nov. 30 2019 @ the Alchemist Bar – Westlands


Date: November 30, 2019
Venue: the Alchemist – Westlands
Time: 8 pm – 5 am
Tickets: KES 1,000/-

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About
Midi Minds Kenya in conjunction with The Safari Collection, Backdrop & Madorasinda House traveled to Samburu National Conservancy to capture and highlight the musical identity of the Samburu warriors, women and children, in form of a song based sample pack, a documentary format video, and a Various Artists music compilation (VA).

This project is set out to raise awareness, financial ability and cultural highlight towards the Samburu tribe and community, through selected recordings for the production of this 19-track compilation. It features productions by Laolu, Armonica, Da Capo, Caiiro, Shimza, XtetiQsoul, umami, Klement Bonelli and many more, as well as local Kenyan talent, such as SURAJ, Saint Evo, Foozak & Dylan-S.

Find more information, here.

Saint Evo

A Night of Equatorial House Music, Feb. 26 216 @ Goethe-Institut

Saint Evo
Date and time: 26 February, 8PM
Venue: Goethe-Institut auditorium
Free Entry

About
On Friday 26 February, Kenyan music lovers will experience a new concert organised by the Goethe-Institut in Nairobi in collaboration with Music In Africa.

DJ and producer Saint Evo will be joined by singer Inami, guitarist Tetu Shani, saxophonist Frazier Mo-ray, percussionist HK Gachago and DJ Marcus Ezra will perform at the event. Saint Evo, progenitor of a new sound he calls equatorial house.

The collaboration between Music In Africa an information and knowledge exchange pan-African portal and with the Goethe-Institut in Nairobi aims to provide up-and-coming local talents with a platform to showcase their skills. Later this year the two entities will organize panel discussions that will enable music stakeholders to discuss pertinent issues affecting the Kenyan music industry, as well as concerts that will promote new talents on the Kenyan music scene.

The February concert marks the beginning of this collaboration.