Ochungulo Family is a vibrant music collective hailing from Nairobi, Kenya, known for their energetic and infectious contributions to the Gengetone music scene—a genre that has gained significant traction for its unique blend of dancehall, reggae, hip-hop, and Kenyan beats. The group's core members comprised of rappers and singers who have been pivotal in shaping the soundscape of urban Kenyan music with their relatable lyrics and catchy hooks which often reflect the street lingo and youthful exuberance of Nairobi's party life and day-to-day challenges.

With a string of successful releases under their belt, including tracks like "Kaveve Kazoze," "Bidii Na Ujanja," and the pulsating "Muni DM," Ochungulo Family has established a strong fan base not just within Kenya but across East Africa and in the diaspora. Their song "DUDU," known for its catchy chorus and beats, became a particular highlight, showcasing their ability to create music that resonates both in the club scene and among casual listeners. The group's ability to adapt and their willingness to collaborate with other artists is evident in tracks like "Naskia Poa Remix," which further solidify their position as one of the Gengetone movement's most dynamic and entertaining acts. Whether it's through their anthemic "Tamasha" or the reflective "Book 1," Ochungulo Family continues to be an integral part of the soundtrack to Kenya's youth culture, one hit at a time.