I just spoke with a legend. His name is tightly linked with the explosive growth of contemporary and popular Kenyan music starting in the 90’s. Tedd Josiah is a renowned, respected producer who has been in the business for 20 years. His repertoire includes ‘Tafsiri Hii’ by Kalamashaka, ‘Uhiki’ by Hardstone and ‘Megarider’ by Nameless. […]
I came to Ethiopia with no clue about the country and the people. I have lived here a year now, and I love it.
It’s easy to love you, really. You’re easy to get and uncomplicated… once one gets past all the holiday and cultural etiquette required to survive and thrive here. It’s easy to see the kindness within you, in the smiles of strangers, and in the invite to drink bunna together… in the drape of that
Fire’s out, blown silent by a cold wind of indifference and snuffed out by the weight of those promises of tomorrow that never came to fruition. Wordless farewells that steam cold from the leftover ashes, painting the sort of departure that stains a soul and kills the flames from the top to the bottom.
Word-Experimentalist
Love, Loss, and Life's Adventures
The heart harries the mind to tarry; only dead fish go with the flow
The dream is free; the hustle is sold separately
Tales of humour, whimsy and courgettes
Make yourself a drink.
mkhana in transit 
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