5 New Kenyan Artists to Watch Out for in 2022

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By Brian Sikulu

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The consistent growth of the Kenyan music industry has been contributed by the emergence of talented upcoming musicians. Upcoming musicians are the future of the music industry. Here are five upcoming Kenyan musicians who are expected to take their music to the next level this year 2022:

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Queen P

She is the latest signee at Willy Paul's Saldido record label. Late last year she was featured by Willy Paul in his hit song titled 'Pressure'. The song enjoyed a warm reception from the fans. The collaboration was the introduction of Queen P into the industry. This year she is expected to produce solo projects to officially mark her entry into the industry.

Diana B

At the end of last year Diana Marua, better known for her stage name of Diana B, surprised many when her two hits songs, 'One Day' and 'Hatutaachana, gained millions of views within a short period on YouTube. This year all eyes are on her to see if she will maintain the high bar that she placed for herself.

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Sevens Creative Hub artists

Nadia Mukami's record label Sevens Creative Hub last year announced that they will introduce their signed artists this year. The said artists have not only received intense training in music but also have their music projects ready. The injection of the new artists is expected to shake the music industry.

Iyanii

Iyanii's rise to the top of the music industry has so far been consistent and successful. After his viral 'Pombe' song, the youngster released 'Furaha' which equally enjoyed a warm reception. Will he, however, keep up his game? This will be the year to find out.

Miss P

After her unceremonious exit from Saldido records last year, Miss P pursued her music career as an independent artist. Her stay at the Saldido records shone the spotlight on her. Saldido records seemingly having replaced her with Queen P, Miss P will have to go harder this year to maintain the status that the label created for her.