GRAVEYARD SMASH: Top Five Horrorcore Songs To Bump To This Halloween!
31 October 2014
Kenyans might not be the most eager lot when it comes to Halloween, but here at Mdundo, any party is a good party! So forget about those sugary sweets. Halloween brings some delectable ear candy, too. But which (witch?) Halloween songs are the most popular?
As you prepare your Halloween party playlists, we're helping to make sure that you don't miss a single graveyard smash, as we present our creepy countdown of some of Kenya’s most blood curdling songs. You don’t want to be caught… dead… without this songs!
#5. Sauti Sol – Range Rover
Probably not the most scariest thing you would see on a Halloween night, but Sauti Sol take a different twist in the visuals and imagery which leaves you in deep thought and endless eerie puzzles. The abandomed building too adds to that effect. Check it out
#4. Murphy’s Flaw
Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong! The band dominates the entire video with one heck of a torture scene that will have you recall the scenes whenever you take a sit on any chair, or lay your eyes on a set of handy tools.
#3. Nameless and Mr Lenny - Juju
There’s simply something about a mental asylum that runs a cold shiver down most people’s spines. The way they act, the un-kept nature, no regard to the norm and their unpredictability. Mr Lenny and Nameless play the part perfectly in this video and scare us just enough.
#2. Ukoo Flani, Radi And Jahcoozi – Ma Bhoom BhoomBhoom
Okay, now this is what scary looks like! They incorporate a couple of witchery practices complimented by an African theme which in turn brings the ghoul out the ghoul effect just perfectly!
#1. Abbas Kubaff – Mchizi
This video takes the pumpkin head award for being the ghastliest of them all! Again a similar theme to ‘Juju’ but better executed this time, with the hardcore rap also delivering the same amount of scare as the visauals.
BY R.D MUIA
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