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Joy Ciru Achieng' Ogai

Savinnah Music Artist

Savinnah, born Joy Ciru Achieng’ Ogai, is a rising Kenyan pop artist known for her captivating voice and songwriting. Her career began at 4 with singing and at 15 with composing, leading to her official debut in 2019 through YouTube. A multi-instrumentalist and graduate of BTec Music, she gained recognition with her EP Pardon Me and her hit single Bad Mamacita ft. Ndovu Kuu. In 2023, she made history as the first Kenyan artist signed by Universal Music Group without prior releases. Beyond her solo work, she is a successful songwriter, contributing to Nikita Kering's Tonight, featured in Rolling Stone’s Top 40 Songs from Africa 2024. Savinnah's music blends pop, afro-pop, hip-hop, and R&B, focusing on themes of love and women's empowerment.

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Update Feb 12, 2025

Crysto Panda shares how one hit song led to a thriving salon and greater earnings than his media career

Media personality and singer Crysto Panda has revealed that he has earned more from his music career than his television/radio jobs. Following his breakthrough song in 2020, Crysto Panda has released several songs drawing lyrical inspiration from trendy phrases on social media. This saw music lovers heavily criticize him, with some claiming he was better a presenter than a musician. Crysto Panda, however, remained unbothered by the negative remarks and always laughed off the trolls because of how much the same music has earned him. He in turn challenged his critics to disclose their achievements, questioning if they are earning more than the ‘talentless’ artist they claim he is. “That is why I just laugh at people who abuse me and say I’m not a good musician. I just ignore those who say I should quit music because they are foolish.

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