Kenyan Genge artist Mejja, also known as Mtoto wa Khadija, is set to release his first solo album after 17 years in the music industry. The artist recently announced that the project is complete and ready for release, though he has not yet disclosed an official release date.
Mejja began his music career in primary school, performing with his brother Wambugu in a group called Ghetto Clan. He gained prominence in 2008 with his hit single “Jana Kuliendaje,” which won an award at Kenya’s Chaguo la Teeni. In 2014, he co-founded the group The Kansoul alongside Kid Kora and Madtraxx, releasing popular tracks like “Dabo Tap.”
Over the years, Mejja has been known for his collaborations, including hits like “Cheza Kama Wewe” with Trio Mio and “Utawezana” with Femi One. This upcoming solo album marks a significant milestone in his career, showcasing his evolution as an artist.
Fans have expressed excitement and anticipation for the new album, eager to experience Mejja’s storytelling and unique style. The artist has hinted that the project will be packed with relatable narratives, staying true to his roots in Genge music.
As the release date approaches, Mejja’s supporters are looking forward to what promises to be a defining moment in Kenyan music.
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