Wanda People. Here is for you « Camp Mulla », an exciting upcoming kenyan music group created in 2009. Here is more about them…
Their first single “Party Don’t Stop” expresses the whole uniqueness and originality of their music: perfect paced rhythm, freshness, “Joie de vivre”, fun, urban codes…, Camp Mulla’s main goal is to spread Urban Hip-Hop music influence all over Africa and the world as a whole“Camp Mulla is one of the best things to Kenyan music scene and Africa’s music in general, as they sold our music across the world. In spite of the young age of this group, it already became one of the most popular music groups on the African continent. They were nominees for the Best International Act-Africa in the prestigious 2012 BET Awards and also for MOBO’s, MTV Europe Music Awards, Kora Awards, BEFFTA Awards, Channel O Music Video Awards and won 2 Kenyan Chaguo La Teeniez Awards.
Middle 2013 many fans were concern about the future of the group as two of his core members, Miss Karun and TheeMcAfrica (former Taio Tripper) left the crew to pursue solo careers.
We hope the group will continue to show the talented face of Africa’s youth to the world.
Join Camp Mulla on Twitter / Myspace.
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Qui est K-Ran ?
Ce mélomane est attiré très tôt attiré par la profondeur de l’art musical. Doté d’une grande curiosité, il s’intéresse rapidement à différents styles et genres musicaux, ce qui lui procurera une éducation musicale poussée. Soul, Rap, RnB, Pop ou encore toutes les sonorités africaines, sont quelques unes des teintes qu’on pourrait citer en parlant du tissu musical de ce jeune camerounais. Depuis plusieurs années déjà, K-Ran officie dans les coulisses de l’industrie de l’Entertainment en Allemagne et compte parmi ses nombreuses occupations : show-radio, deejaying, évènementiel et chronique web.
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