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Kenyan afro-pop boy band Songoma's 'Party kwa nduthi'

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“We take pride in being the freshest band because we would like to believe that we have come up with a style that hasn’t been explored before. We are three different individuals with unique styles and merged them to come up with Songoma Music,” says Fess, a member of the singing trio.

The individuals come from different backgrounds and their music is made up of a mixture of languages including English, Swahili, Kirundi and French.

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