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Gospel music has gone through some fabulous times recently. Full-length high quality albums have been dropping every few weeks for an extended period of time. Mwafrika.com is extremely proud to be associated with this industry at this time in our history. 
It is with this in mind that Mwafrika.com celebrates Gospel music with our huge Name Droppin’ mega giveaway. With titles from A to Z, spanning various genres, we give you a chance to win music recordings from any one of thirty different artists. This time around, winning could not be easier. Here’s How: :: Post a comment in our discussion forum’s NAME DROPPIN’ section (click HERE to got straight to the section) :: In your post, make a comment regarding the local Gospel music scene – it could be about the industry in general, about a particular artist/group, about a particular song, or any related issue you please :: Registration will be required for new forum users (very easy process) Please Note:
:: Contest runs from 13th January to 13th February 2009. :: Mwafrika.com will select winners based on comments posted. Winners, and their individual prizes, will be selected solely at the discretion of Mwafrika.com :: Winners will be notified via emails used during registration.
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1"Miss"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 01:01
wow!!!! i think this is a gud idea especially pple in the diaspora!! we rarely listen to kenyan ngomaz!! But u guyz are the bomb!! please send me one!! i have been here in the States for like 13 years! U can tell that i have forgotten most of the swahili and the swahili songs!! so this will be a great idea!!! And the internet some pple dont have internet at home!! so its kinda difficult to listen to Kenyan ngomaz!!! Kudos guyz!! this is a great Job u are doing!! and i pray that this year u guyz gonna soar high!! pple say the sky it the Limit but u can soar higher than that!!! Be blessed!!
2"Mr"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 03:52
the local gospel music has made a big impact that as much as I enjoy crunk in the states I really enjoy the beats message and the style in which they are synchronize in unison. I fell I belong to a culture that represents even If I leave the continent. I enjoy Mr.googz coz he presents the gospel in a unique way that touches my heart.
3"Mwangi"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 05:17
I remember listening to preachers of the word during early 2008 and a lot of great stuff had been propgesied abot the gospel industry growing... not only musically but now also in the way the ministry has become a ministry. i must confess a few years ago i would not be so comfortable confessing i was a christian becoz people would judge on a lot of stuff but look at the way christians wear nowadays, i feel so comfortable whn i go to Mavuno Church every Sunday. i feel ministered to and this is the same sentiment to my peers. Gospel music and the ministry is cooler then ever and Yes Kanji RULES.
4"Gospel Music"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 05:56
I am really proud of what Kenyan gospel Artists are giving us. I have watched alot of improvement of the industry and its my hope that this new year 2009, there is something sweet from each of them. CONGRATULATIONS!
5"MASTER"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 06:07
I think the gospel industry is just tyhe bomb,and that kanji is the most hardworking musician in the scene.Big up man may you keep on with more albums and more incredible performances in your shows.seeing that 'just a man ispired many man big up and word to that.
6"Mr."
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 06:25
Hi Mwafrika team!
First, kudos for you magnificent work for the Lord.
This is a very great chance for those [like me] who want to have your selected collection. Above all else, I would like to have Kanji and Mavuno worship album and VUC because i find them to be an experience of worship rather than just an album.
I wish there was enough space to talk about all of these artists n their work, and i would say it all.
Mwafrika, you are my one on one touch with all those great servants of God you have included in this forum. God bless you like no one's business.
Thank you in advance,
Josh.
7"miss"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 07:02
Am super blessed by the albums and the way they are being received greatly by the public baraka tele!
one highlight however is the motto we started with some palz of mine back in the day, not to pirate any local gospel and am a proud owner of kadhaa original albums say 10 like this. it feels great to promote local musicians and the music is a blessing in return. May the Lord increase you in every aspect!
8"God bless Daddy Owen"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 07:09
This is an example of a Gospel musician who has GROWN. Really, his music is a testimony by itself of God's goodness. Who says you must have a voice that fits in the keyboard range (Love ya Daddy Owen!) for God's name to be glorified?
I am blessed to hear his music....and will be glad to get a NON BOOTLEG Daddy Owen CD.
God bless mwafrika.com, you are a welcome addiction!
9"ALL ARTISTS"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 07:56
Hi,
its been a long journey for our local artists.we have seen them in all their ups and downs and really God is taking them places in this year.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
10"Mr"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 08:04
4 thos hu thot Christianty has nthing 2 ofa the pst yr has proven them wrong.th gospel fratenity has caused tremors acros the country.i paticularly pay tribute 2 K krew, hiphop family n Kanji 4 their sterling n inovative revolution of the view of gospel by non christians without compromising the truth.iv loyally listened 2 shows lyk kubamba radio n listened 2 songs lyk am jst a a man by kanji n hav smthing 2 +vely boast 2 my non christian pals.dj krowbar pruvd u don hav 2b in secular 2 mek a mark in the world of DJ-ing.gospel gigs lyk TSO stood out above the rest n 1 can only sum up'JC ROCK
11"Thank You :-)"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 09:09
First of all big ups to all the Kenyan Artists...upcoming and veterans for making 2008 a very very \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'together\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' year for us. Thank you for the effort you put to bring us together as a nation and to remind us we are one. I hope we will see more of you guys this year. The gospel scene in Kenya is quite vibrant... Guys have really woken up and stepped up in the game..Personally, I feel so blessed by music... It always brings me closer to God... inspires and makes me want to serve more. For guys like Mwafrika, thank you for kipping it fre
12"Thank You :-)"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 09:10
First of all big ups to all the Kenyan Artists...upcoming and veterans for making 2008 a very very 'together' year for us. Thank you for the effort you put to bring us together as a nation and to remind us we are one. I hope we will see more of you guys this year. The gospel scene in Kenya is quite vibrant... Guys have really woken up and stepped up in the game..Personally, I feel so blessed by music... It always brings me closer to God... inspires and makes me want to serve more. For guys like Mwafrika, thank you for kipping it fresh and succulent for us, the fans. Baraka kwenyu nyote!!
13"ms."
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 09:11
the gospel industry has shown madd n fantastic impovment,it is no longer the boring scen we used to know.now the artists got taste colour,the are of age and above all they are motivating
i am especialy emphasising on jimmy gait!! dude u rock ur hnsome and above all u got tase.. Chill n ur song \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
\\\'MUHADARA!!\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"deadly it is dancable and yet on
14Comment
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 09:27
i would love to give a thumbz up for jog c if their still called that. they helped change ma life way back when they started sinnging in a WORD OF LIFE camp and eva since their music has grwn and has made me grow in ma salvation and i dont think il ever turn back, at least not in this lyf tym.kenna,kabere n newvine wherever he is god bless them
15"KENYAN GOSPEL ARTISTS"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 09:45
First is big up 2 mwafrika team for the good job you people do may God bless you vibig. For the Kenyan Gospel Artists there people surely they need honour they are great people because they lift the souls of many people and drawing many to God through their songs. May God bless them for the good job they do and let them continue representing Christ to the fullest. All Gospel artists are blessing to m and those who listen hope fm they can testify. Congratulation and may God continue giving them strength to serve Him more and more. Baraka kibao.
16"NI YESU TU!!!"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 10:14
When the Master returns & asks how we used our Talents......I gues Gospel musicians Will have an Account of their Productivity. Your Labour has not been in VAIN & to God be all the Glory for you Folks allowing Him to totally use You to Raise the Standard. BARAKA Tele to ALL Gospel MUSICIANS even the ones not mentioned your still part of this great commission from the MASTER.
KEEP representing the GOSPEL in the MUSIC Industry to the FULLEST & like in Isaiah 2:2,3 May the people of the World come to Inquire the ways & desire to walk in God\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
17"NI YESU TU!!!!!"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 10:18
When the Master returns & asks how we used our Talents......I gues Gospel musicians Will have an Account of their Productivity. Your Labour has not been in VAIN & to God be all the Glory for you Folks allowing Him to totally use You to Raise the Standard. BARAKA Tele to ALL Gospel MUSICIANS even the ones not mentioned your still part of this great commission from the MASTER.
KEEP representing the GOSPEL in the MUSIC Industry to the FULLEST & like in Isaiah 2:2,3 May the people of the World come to Inquire the ways & desire to walk in God's path coz of what they have seen in
18"Pastor"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 12:49
We thank God for raising up musicians to share a Kenyan testimony of His goodness, His greatness and His purposes for us. May His Spirit breathe life into the musical testimonies of His Kenyan children.
19"Asante!!"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 13:14
God is using each one of you in a special way. Needless to say that Local Gospel music is going to greater heights from time to time. You guys are a blessing. Keep going strong and continue being led of the Holy Spirit because that is why we all ended up here........ to Glorify God and spread the Gospel. And to Mwafrika , Hope Fm, and many others who have helped this industry grow by way of publicity a big thank you to y'al!
20"gospel artists in kenya"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 13:43
hey there
i just wanna holla my views just to say other than the artists in
Nairobi or the four major towns in kenya media houses should extend their tents outside there to tap into wonderful awesome fresh sounds from new comers in the come-up.
secondly Im willing to be part and percel of my home town here in north rift to see to it that what we see on media isnt just stuck there on tvs at cerain times to be wached, my desire is to see the original gospel stuffs been enjoyed country widshould also find out ways of creating channels of distributing original kenyan musics available to us
21"melita"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 15:53
i think gospel music in kenya has risen n would like to give a thumbs up to all in tha industry. also like the style which is very appealing to tha youths. like to see more of you guys this year, make it rain guys. cheers!
22"seriously!"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 16:30
the truth be said i want the album of an artist who peaches Christ and him crucified anything less no thank you.why compromise?otherwise big up guys,job well done just don be advocates of the one you know who or you might be in danger of hell fire coz why else would Jesus tell you later on \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"i don\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t know you evil doer,depart from me!\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"yet you thought you preached,prayed healed,SANG,even cast out demons in his name yet,he doesn\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t know you?how?ask me later i will te
23"Its the Impact we an Make"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 17:21
..what an impact music! In regards to gospel music, its impacts both us and God Himself since he inhabits in the praises of his people!! On the other hand, with various instances and genres of music there is a definite impact.
I would therefore caution all lyricist to be careful with the words on write. Let there be clarity in the meaning, course and the message conveyed. The listener should be able to decipher what type of a song it is. Let us be careful not to hos the unintended " Lord" in our praises. The key is in our hands.
Wasanii na Jamii, we have unmerited favor in 200
24"HAPO SASA!!!!"
at Tuesday, 13 January 2009 18:23
Ok, when it comes to our local gospel music industry, i can proudly say najivunia kuwa mwafrika!! Our artists have shown tremendous growth, vocally and lyrically(is there a word like this?) What i mean is that their mistariz(lyrics) are deep...and the quality of their music, excellent! Kudoz to ya'll and continue spreading the WORD to all nations!!!
Mwafrika.com, hapo sasa! You are the bomb!(Nyinyi ni mlipuko!)You will always remain ma no.1 gospel online magazine!!!
25"roshie"
at Wednesday, 14 January 2009 08:13
Where to begin..? Of course thea was the usual awesome Kubamba radio every sato, if u mis\\\'d that then...
There is Eunice Njeri with umeniweza among others that totally humbled us, billy Frank, Mercy Masika with milele, just fabulous... Kanji,Aster, 501,Daddy Owen,Angela Chibalonza ....and the list goes on and on and on...
there were the gospel shows one voice, the stomp, ..among others..
New production houses.. have you heard soxxy\\\'s mhubiri productions??
The many concerts and topping the list are the 31st concerts...
2008 was the dawn of a new generation and a new era for C
26Comment
at Wednesday, 14 January 2009 14:06
Hey guys.yah the gospel music scene has really developed,its quite encouraging that God is using artists to penetrate the secular world and spread His word..my hope is that all gospel artists realise their calling and use their gifts only for Gods glory.Lakini big up to all artists,an this site has also done a lot even 4 Kenyans in the diaspora.
I wud really love Webi\\\'z album,nimeitafuta!
27"Wow! Gospel music rocks!"
at Wednesday, 14 January 2009 23:14
hey guys, i thank God for you guys, you have been a big blessing to the lives of many. Starting with me, i got back to Christ simply through this music, and it is through this gospel music that i use to turn my fellow peers to Christ. Guys, God bless you alot coz you have sacrificed yourselves into spreading the love of christ through music.
Please guys bless me with the VUC cd, i am very sure that when i have it and play it, some of my peer friends will give their lives to christ. I just want to spread the gospel with your help, so please please i really need VUC. God bless you! Baraka!
28"FOR SURE!"
at Thursday, 15 January 2009 10:47
i think a real celeb is the one who\\\'s fun base is in heaven that is the reason why i think Angela chibalonza and Eunice Njeri qualifies to be one.can i get one of there Albums for real i dont have any OF theirs!otherwise kudos guys for the job well done rem what matters on earth is for us to preach Christ and Him crusified nothing less please all artist out there get that right!baraka.
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at Thursday, 15 January 2009 13:31
It's a reality that God is uplifting his pple xpecially in gospel music industry &
u pple.It's a stomp and abig challange 2 the secular ones , op God will contiue 2 hire u pple with his favours & attack u with his mery 2 contiue with that same spirit. By by 4 now
30"Mr"
at Thursday, 15 January 2009 15:10
Maze it was a year full of ups and downs but we thank God for He is Ebenezer,thanks to you people though we leave in the diaspora (Bungoma) but you update me yani niko mbele sana maze thanks alot god awabless tu sana.am happy for continue with the God job God will surely bless you.
31"Miss"
at Thursday, 15 January 2009 19:47
Big up to Mwafrika for the great job and more to all these artists who aint just that but great ministers of God.As much as i am away from home i must confess that ave been blessed by Gospel Fathers's and VUC's ministry who particularly usher us into God's Mighty presence thru worship.Its great to see young people with great Zeal for the Lord and this music has reached out great to youths in Kenya!
I remember there was a time when salvation was mostly related to old folks but not any more n Glory be to God.Keep it up in ur calling and remember "Not by Power,not by might but by the Sp
32Comment
at Friday, 16 January 2009 07:06
Gospel music has since proven to be fun ,i love the kenyan music Eunice Njeri ,Kanji ,Jimmie Gait you rock my world and may God bless you .
33"LOCAL ARTISTS"
at Friday, 16 January 2009 07:24
For sure these Artists are bomb and what I can say is let them press on to the goal and I assure local music will be the leading and many will like it and many has already liked it . God bless all the local artists vibig and they are stars and they will remain stars till the end of the world. Lemmie insist this let them not give up but keep the fire burning.
Blessing mob tu sana.
34"mr"
at Saturday, 17 January 2009 10:57
i think the music industry is making a big move with the music gaining popularity especially after most artist changing their style to the latest mode.Juliani is one of the big artist who is benefiting from this by using his free style hiphop style.anwe we hope for the best in the industry as we lift the name ofJESUS high.
35"Kudos"
at Saturday, 17 January 2009 23:07
awesome! i really appreciate the mmwafrika.com family for giving out tha beef on all these famous kenyan artists, even the ones whom few people know about like Haimie and many others I really enjoyed Juliani's song 'Mtaa mentality i think it had a great impact on me aboutoutward appereances and that they do not matter. I also think that Kanjii is a great man he pours out all he's got on his concerts even his singing is originale!! God Bless. and may
36"Mr"
at Monday, 19 January 2009 14:10
First is thanks to the Lord for a great gospel industry then to all the players in the industry.Kenya is a country of immense talent as have been seen all year round.Gospel music has evolved from the old conservative type to a more engaging manner and artistic.Say Mbuvi with Kivevelo.Wernono family and Eunice Njeri with awesome worship.Big up people.
The media keep it up men.K krew thanks for keeping us close to God with addictin mixes.May God bless you.
37"THERES HOPE!"
at Monday, 19 January 2009 15:17
Yaani, Ive come to discover that God can pick us from anywhere. I thank God for the fact that we have a number of former secular artists who have gotten saved and are stl strong in the Lord. Im also glad that there was an artists' breakfast sometime back.that shows that ppl are genuinely concerned about gospel music. For all pastors who hv a heart4 gospel artists, God bless.you do not how much I appreciate that. For the rest of us Christians, lets get genuinely concerned about gospel artists n pray for them, visit thm n b their frnds. They are people lk us. We cn see better ministry.God bles
38"pongs"
at Wednesday, 21 January 2009 17:28
Thumbs up Mwafrica group, u deserve hongela for good job u r doing. in fact this is great idea, that us like Christ followers could have think earlier b4.hii design yenyu ya kuvumisha gospel worldwide ina ni bamba mbaya.........
39"Mtaa mentality!!!!!"
at Thursday, 22 January 2009 17:00
Mtaa mentality...thats just the dopest kenyan album i\\\'ve ever listened...there is adiversity in production and hence he avoided songs sounding monotonous...the mixture of talents that includes kanji, hiphope and wenyeji jst keeps the songs in the album alive even though you have listened to the songs 2000 times...and the lyrical content and flow are jst wowing...big up Juliani and Kijiji for giving us fans smthing new to listen to...
40"Local artists"
at Thursday, 29 January 2009 07:39
Lemmie say big up 2 all local artists in general they r blessings to us. U guys kip that spirit n serve the Almighty God the rest of ur life.
Blessings tu mob n may God enlarge ur territories.
41"Mr."
at Thursday, 05 February 2009 19:32
Quantum leap is what i have to say concerning Kenyan Gospel. Yani its showing that if we truly want to reach out to this generation then talent, gifting, presentation, professionalism and profound profession of our faith is pivotal. Its happening. I am where i am partly due to Kenyan gospel. they gave me a saved solution to entertainment. its scripture-tainment. Thank God for all da local gospel. One last word: let's all buy local content. I do, all my local gospel is origianal, some even autographed. If we don't support our artists in thier ministry, who will?
42"biggest"
at Monday, 09 February 2009 16:22
A-star, Kanji ,daddy owen, ole willy, and danco . made this industry the boom and the deserve and standing innovation
43Comment
at Wednesday, 11 February 2009 15:48
this time gospel music has moved from one point to a new point and all this we give thanks to God,we get more of teaching than entertainment more of worship, and more of praise which helps in bringing God\\\'s people closer to God the father.guyz keep it up and may God grant you new and quality albums,GOD BLESS
44"... Muzik"
at Sunday, 22 February 2009 08:41
Yaani...i don't know whea to start. i'm even lost on the music variety. everyday i here a new artist with a totally different sound. i really like it cuz now i c most artist r identifyin with the changing culture. there sound is different, the wordings are amaizing. i think at some point we'll be havin a new hymm book. i really appreciate all the artists who the time to pray about a song before writin. big up guyz
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