Get into the groove with this energy-pulsating collaboration single, "Ugali Disco," by the Dutch duo Umoja. Featuring East African talents —Udulele, Muhonja, Steve Biko, and Michael Ongaro — these artists bring the East African cultural flavor and deep Benga basslines, creating an electrifying experience.

The song starts with synths that showcase its disco influence before setting in the catchy bass lines and rhythmic percussions that set fire to the track. The vocals delivered with charisma by Udulele, Muhonja, and Steve Biko, with a touch of quirkiness in Kiswahili are engaging. The guitar genius of Michael Ongaro, whose string solo adds a sparkling touch to the entire composition does not go unnoticed.

Ugali Disco is an invitation to celebrate. This single is a musical feast prepared with love and passion in Kenya and served properly, connecting hearts and souls across borders. It serves as a perfect example of brilliant collaboration and cultural fusion in music, bringing together artists from different cultures and genres to create something extraordinary that connects people through the power of music.

The track is produced by the incredibly talented duo Umoja, who seamlessly blend their dub and dancefloor magic to create a piece of work that is every disco lover’s dream. They effortlessly fuse disco grooves with deep benga music guitar basslines, creating a unique sound.

This disco-benga stomper truly demonstrates the incredible talent of East African musicians, leaving fans and listeners with an impression of the eclectic sound. Ugali Disco will have fans dancing, smiling, and craving more as it immerses each listener in the magical world of Kenyan music.

Performers: Jo Bissa, Muhonja, Udulele, Steve Biko, Umoja

Songwriters: Muhonja, Steve Biko, Udulele, Umoja

"Ugali Disco," by the Dutch duo Umoja, featuring East African talents —Udulele, Muhonja, Steve Biko, and Michael Ongaro.

UMOJA x Udulele x JO BISSA: Ugali Disco (feat. Muhonja x Steve Biko)

"Ugali Disco," by the Dutch duo Umoja, featuring East African talents —Udulele, Muhonja, Steve Biko, and Michael Ongaro.

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