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Bervon Micheni

Bervon Micheni

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Nairobi

Biography

Culture Journalist, Record Executive for Kejayacapo EX- Culture Journalist for HipHopAfrica Art enthusiast, writer in imagination, and a critic in reality. I want the world to see itself through my eyes from my words.

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There is nothing I’m not willing to cover, as long as it serves a public good.

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Total articles 23

  • Multidisciplinary Artist Asum Garvey On New Album "Dawn," produced by His Alter Ego, Malli.

    By Bervon Micheni| HipHop Africa@ Asum Garvey Delivers 18th Body of Work with Dawn, Releasing on His Birthday, 28 November 2024: A Coming-of-Age Mixtape Fully Produced Under His Nickname Malli, Written, and Engineered by Himself.

    By Bervon Micheni · HipHop Africa

    Nov. 19, 2024

  • Saisa Ndabi Releases "Songa" Powerful Anthem From her Debut Album Mambo Right

    By Bervon Micheni| HipHop Africa@ Rising Kenyan femcee and rapper, Saisa Ndabi, known for her dynamic blend of Hip-Hop and Kenyan musical influences, is set to make waves with the release of her empowering track. “Songa,” featured on her upcoming debut album, “Mambo Right”. The song champions self-empowerment, resilience, and the unwavering spirit needed to rise above negativity and challenges. A year since her debut single “Sai Sai”, the rapper is set to scultpure her presence with her debut Album “Mambo Right”.

    By Bervon Micheni · HipHop Africa

    Nov. 15, 2024

  • Why Kenyans Are Livid About Khaligraph Jones' Mall

    By Bervon Micheni| HipHop Africa@ The problem with growing up poor is, it creates an imaginary world of opulence that you would like to have. You chase imaginations of things you lacked as achild.The lack of basic things growing up often makes you want to avenge poverty in very diabolical ways. Khaligraph Jones is a prime example, and it is okay for him to get the things he wants. Do I hate his new house? Not at all, does is matter? Not at all.

    By Bervon Micheni · HipHop Africa

    Nov. 12, 2024

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Nairobi, Kenya