The Nairobi Review: Shame And Loathing In Samburu

The Nairobi Review: Music Issue

The second episode of the Nairobi Review is all about music. Join our host Iloti Mutoka as he discovers the meaning behind “Ndari ya Mwarimu”, one of the most controversial songs ever written by Joseph Kamaru, a huge star in the 1960s who passed away this year. In the second part of the episode experience the thrill of a back of a car interview as our sound technician Raphael Kariuki finds out what is in store for ADA Creatives now that their studio at Alchemist has been closed down. The music in this episode (and where to find it): Music - Marvin Gaye (https://youtu.be/lSq9_6GUbRc) Gimme Gimme (The Dub)- Mungo's HiFi x Kenny Knots (https://youtu.be/W0Shj00PZRM) Ndari ya mwarimu - Joseph Kamaru (https://youtu.be/ZTtCjQxcDfg) Dreamer - KMRU (https://soundcloud.com/kamarujoseph/dreamer) Malaika - Mungo's Hifi x Binti Afrika and Nazizi (https://soundcloud.com/scotchbonnetrecords/mungos-hi-fi-meets-bad-mambo-east-africa-mixtape) The Nairobi Review is a Bad Mambo Productions podcast. Hosted and researched by Iloti Mutoka Recorded and Post-produced by Raphael Kariuki Produced by Katy Fentress

The Nairobi Review: Shame And Loathing In Samburu

Camels, gumboots and a narrowly averted disaster, all feature in the first ever episode of The Nairobi Review, a new podcast from Bad Mambo Productions that reports on the quirkier, interesting and random goings on in the Green City in The Clouds.