Zilizopendwa

Zilizopendwa, Swahili for "oldies but goodies," is a music genre deeply rooted in East African musical traditions, particularly from Kenya and Tanzania. Known for its captivating blend of rumba, soukous, and afrobeat, it brings melodic, harmonious, and rhythmically intricate compositions that often feature smooth guitar lines, vibrant brass sections, and infectious polyrhythms. The genre flourished in the 1960s and 70s, resonating through the nostalgic and soulful tunes of bands like Orchestra Super Mazembe and Les Wanyika, as well as iconic solo performers such as Daudi Kabaka and Mbaraka Mwinshehe. Fueled by themes of love, social issues, and African pride, zilizopendwa remains a cherished cultural touchstone, celebrated for its timeless appeal and rich, evocative soundscapes.

Heavy Combination 1966 - 2007 (Remastered)

Joseph Kamaru

Album - 17 Tracks - Released October 31, 2025