Appreciate how Pan african Bien is. When you think about it, France as a government has really been oppressive to so many African countries. from Lybia to CAR
Bigup to Wawesh!!!!! Wawesh!!!! My bro used to play The Mwanzo Album when i was in high school... it was cool to know Sauti Sol before everyone in my high school...
Bien Aime is confirming Malcolm Gladwell's Book (Outliers) to be true. You need at least 10,000 hours to be great, to enter the state of flow. All those practice sessions and unpaid gigs eventually paid off. Reminds me of The Beatles, the same scenario. Frequent practice (unpaid gigs in Germany) made them be great at their stage presence. Great Episodes @cta
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10:12 So glad Richie mentioned about Savara when he used to be a Squadi Sauti member....My all time favourite jams from Squadi Sauti were 'Nimeokoka' and 'Ni Jemedari' Back then I used to think Savara was in Squadi Sauti first,then Sauti Sol later,kumbe he was in both groups at the same time....😂😂😂 Interesting.Both songs were recorded at Sura Nne
The free concert at Alliance! Yes yes yes yes!Dancing in the rain was epic! I remember that concert like yesterday.My younger sister in campus was the plug for all the happening music in Kenya.Good times.
Inakaa kila mtu alikuwa #Alliance. Proud member😄😄. #Bien rehearsals were not in vain, God saw it and favored you all💖🔥🔥, hio #GRAMMYs itatii🙏. #Lazizi is classic✨ Bigups #JohnKatana #Njambi #LarryAsego.
8:23 If it wasn't for Alliance Française ,there would be no Sauti Sol,Fena Gitu.... Alliance Française have really supported Kenyan music like crazy When you think of guys like Makadem,Les Mangelepa....etc.Alliance Française deserves its flowers.
13:03 Amazing to discover that Larry Asego actually financed Sauti Sol's Debut Album,,'Mwanzo' and Wawesh Mjanja produced that album.... Amazing.... Larry and Wawesh are phenomenal human beings
This interview is legendary. I remember Sauti in 2006. The dude who won that 'Spotlight on Kenyan music" was Mutinda. I used to jam with him a lot in 2005/06. Savara was in a Gospel group that performed in Madlove lounge in 08/09. #History
I am today years old when I am finding out that Savara was the guy in Jemedari. Crazy. 😅🙌🏽 Bien on their words and them coming to pass, I think this line on their jam 'Relax' summarises it all: "Our fantasy is the new reality." Always good to hear the stories preceeding the glory. 💯
It's interesting how I knew Sauti Sol. My brother was in Alliance Francaise in 2007,came home with a flyer written "Sol", with the four band members. Two years later, Mwanzo came out and they became stars!
They rehearsed consistently at Uhuru Park, even though they had no shows. That's the stuff right there!
That's greatness right there. I have learnt bana, bidiii.
Wow!!!! Hii tabia ya kutembea ndo ukule naitambua 😂😂😂😂
Big up to CTA for liking every comment. Even liking replies to comments. That's so dope mehn. Mad respect.
This is Soo Good! Being able to hear how it all started and grew, very inspiring!
Thank You Richard Njau!!!
Uko hapa? That's cool, keep it locked... In fact go back to video 001
@@ndaisikioko7021 Bro!! nimezicheki bana, really amazing stuff....
@@ndaisikioko7021 lakini sio zote, nitarudi huko...
👏🏾 👏🏾 Waking up going to uhuru Park just to rehearse with no shows... This is passion re-defined
Every CTA shows how this industry is one big family. The interconnections. WUUEEH!
"Guard your dreams viciously" Word!
Appreciate how Pan african Bien is. When you think about it, France as a government has really been oppressive to so many African countries. from Lybia to CAR
I remember that firsrt Alliance Francaise show. Happy to have shared a stage with these guys during the Club Soundd - Kwani Open Mic days
I miss the Art scene of nrb those days of club sound,good days
Love it. Creatives will be coming back to this channel thousand years from now to learn. This is good content.
Bigup to Wawesh!!!!! Wawesh!!!! My bro used to play The Mwanzo Album when i was in high school... it was cool to know Sauti Sol before everyone in my high school...
17:45 I was in that show. Shiro Koinange and Rachel Gichinga hooked me up 😊
That Larry Asego part ♥️♥️♥️
Now THAT is passion. Amaizing interview and so damn
inspiring❤.
Also Lazizi and Awinja are still my absolute faves of Sauti Sol❤❤
nyashinski should be next
Greatest Kenyan MC of All Time. Dead or Alive
Wawesh & Larry deserve all the blessings under the sun.
Njambi Koikai as well
Your Interview skills is on top.🦾
7:56 Alliance Francaise and Harsita Waters are heaven sent to creatives in this city.
Bien Aime is confirming Malcolm Gladwell's Book (Outliers) to be true. You need at least 10,000 hours to be great, to enter the state of flow. All those practice sessions and unpaid gigs eventually paid off. Reminds me of The Beatles, the same scenario. Frequent practice (unpaid gigs in Germany) made them be great at their stage presence. Great Episodes @cta
Hiyo Sauti Sol+Them Mashrooms collab itaweza
As a youth trying to find my path in life am really inspired, manifesting, believing and passion.
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Jemedari was Savara?Iliplay sana on The Stomp.Wish ungetuwekea
I've been looking for that jam fo 3 years!
@@cta101 Ongea na Arthur K am sure ataiget kwa archives ukimshow pia tunamdai areport to The Playhouse
Nakumbuka Daddy Owen akimention kwa CTA yake.
@@the_irawknee Sikuskia
@@anthonywahome20 he did. He said he also danced in owen's and porqupine's video, nitty gritty. If I'm not wrong.
Mwanzo was and still is my favorite❤️.
10:12 So glad Richie mentioned about Savara when he used to be a Squadi Sauti member....My all time favourite jams from Squadi Sauti were 'Nimeokoka' and 'Ni Jemedari' Back then I used to think Savara was in Squadi Sauti first,then Sauti Sol later,kumbe he was in both groups at the same time....😂😂😂 Interesting.Both songs were recorded at Sura Nne
Hiyo drink iko kwa glasi ya Bien imekuwa kama ile wine ya Yesu. It's replenishing itself 🤔
Guard your dreams viciously !!!!!!!
this guy were gigging gigging real time.. I remember Lazizi...
Bigup Larry Asego!!!
Mwanzo thee ALBUM... 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The number of ads in this video weeh 😂😂
The free concert at Alliance! Yes yes yes yes!Dancing in the rain was epic! I remember that concert like yesterday.My younger sister in campus was the plug for all the happening music in Kenya.Good times.
I went to Alliance for the launch of Sauti sols 2nd album❤❤❤❤
mimi am constantly having goosebumps listening to this story.
🤣🤣🤣mlikula fare
Right here because of the Uhuru pack rehersal story. This right here is the kind of story we all need to listen to
Savara was a daddy owen dancer
lakini Bien alikimbiza hiyo kinywaji
resT easY Fyah Mamah
Inakaa kila mtu alikuwa #Alliance. Proud member😄😄. #Bien rehearsals were not in vain, God saw it and favored you all💖🔥🔥, hio #GRAMMYs itatii🙏. #Lazizi is classic✨ Bigups #JohnKatana #Njambi #LarryAsego.
the episode was short 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢🔥 🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
hii ndio meaning ya short and sweet
hii ndio meaning ya short and sweet
Ketebul charned a lot of hits back in the day....Jesse on this....
@@elvisnyaruri Talented guy
@@elvisnyaruri Iko bien😂
8:23 If it wasn't for Alliance Française ,there would be no Sauti Sol,Fena Gitu.... Alliance Française have really supported Kenyan music like crazy When you think of guys like Makadem,Les Mangelepa....etc.Alliance Française deserves its flowers.
CTA is the Bomb.Creating fresh relevant content. Biens' interview should be a must listen for every creative. I was thoroughly schooled.
13:03 Amazing to discover that Larry Asego actually financed Sauti Sol's Debut Album,,'Mwanzo' and Wawesh Mjanja produced that album.... Amazing.... Larry and Wawesh are phenomenal human beings
Unsung heroes of local music scene....... Aga Khan walk, there are choirs and groups that practice /rehearse their music.
Ready
This interview is legendary. I remember Sauti in 2006. The dude who won that 'Spotlight on Kenyan music" was Mutinda. I used to jam with him a lot in 2005/06. Savara was in a Gospel group that performed in Madlove lounge in 08/09. #History
The things happening concurrently - this guy was always showing up!!!
I am today years old when I am finding out that Savara was the guy in Jemedari. Crazy. 😅🙌🏽
Bien on their words and them coming to pass, I think this line on their jam 'Relax' summarises it all: "Our fantasy is the new reality." Always good to hear the stories preceeding the glory. 💯
It's interesting how I knew Sauti Sol. My brother was in Alliance Francaise in 2007,came home with a flyer written "Sol", with the four band members. Two years later, Mwanzo came out and they became stars!
My bro Di ❤❤
Moral of the story Passion 🔥🔥 Ukitaka kua star bidii lazima waah🔥🔥
I can't stop watching tbh...this is amazing CTA
Wawawawa, this guys walijitolea.. I respect them more!!!!!!!!!
Hii ndio urafiki sasa
High School was just sauti sol and ice cube song
Cta deserves at least 100k subs by now....great content🔥
Rehearsal Rehearsal Rehearsal.. is my take home!!!!!
Yeah 125! big up!!
Superb!
Savara - Squadi Sauti was the name of his group...
Ati Saudi.. 🤣🤣🇰🇪
Gems on Gems
I am loving this
The number of times he's rubbed his nose lol
I have missed CTA
Mbona anashikashika mapua kila saa? That's gross
Wewe watch shows, wacha mambo zingine 😁
Chill,he could be reacting to an itch brought about by an allergic reaction.