Boondocks Gang is a vibrant and influential Kenyan music group that has been instrumental in the proliferation of the Gengetone genre, a subgenre that combines Kenyan Genge music with other urban influences to create a sound that is resonating with the youth and urban music lovers in East Africa. The group, hailing from the Nairobi area, is comprised of three core members: Odi Wa Murang'a, Exray, and Edu Maddox. Their music is characterized by its heavy use of Sheng language—a slang that fuses English, Kiswahili, and a variety of tribal languages—and its often raw and explicit lyrics that echo the lived experiences of many young Kenyans, capturing the challenges and culture of urban life.

Since their entry onto the music scene, Boondocks Gang has consistently released hit after hit, gaining immense popularity for tracks such as "Mashallah," "Sidonyo," and "Genge La Bundoski." Their music is not only catchy and energetic but also provides social commentary on issues that affect their audience, contributing to a larger conversation around youth culture in Kenya. Their ability to produce relatable content and maintain relevance through a constant flow of new music, including tracks like "2020" and "Hainishtui," has solidified their status as key players in the evolution and growing appeal of Gengetone music both locally and internationally. The group's influence extends beyond their songs, as they are seen as icons of a lifestyle and a movement that is shaping contemporary Kenyan music and culture.