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Trends in clubs mirror rot in our society

By PETER WANYONYI

NAIROBI: Our music was, allegedly, once so good. Older Kenyans with access to dog-eared copies of Viva and related Kenyan pop magazines from the 70s and 80s have nostalgic memories of a better, quieter time, when music was music and muggers did not yet exist on Nairobi’s mean streets.

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