WHO IS WATCHING COKE STUDIO AFRICA SEASON 4?

If you are a lover of good music and you aren't watching Coke Studio Africa Season 4, you are definitely missing out.
Yours truly has been keeping up with this huge musical event and has had no regrets so far.
Last night's collaborations by Simi, Fally Ipupa and Sauti Sol and that of Patoranking and Vanessa Mdee were amazing and lit.

Here is a little something you probably did not know about Coke Studio Africa Season 4.

Coke Studio Africa is an annual music event put together by Coca Cola. It brings together the finest artistes and producers of various genres of music from Central, East and West Africa for a musical fusion that is both unique and captivating. It is shot is studios in Nairobi, Kenya.

Through the series of music collaborations and performance, Coke Studio Africa hopes to engage everyone especially youths and spread the message of unity and happiness across Africa.

This season of Coke Studio premiered from October 8th on AIT, Soundcity TV, Citizens TV Kenya and Cloud TV Tanzania.

Catch the excitement from performances by your favourite A list artistes and producers from all over Africa including:
Patoranking
Flavour
Simi
Fally Ipupa
Cynthia Morgan
Vanessa Mdee
Falz the Bahd guy
Souti Sol
Kiss Daniel
Jaguar
Masterkraft
Bahati
Neyma
Lydia Jazmine
Dj Maphorisa
Rema Namakalu
and many more.........
Don't miss out!!!!

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