Showing posts with label Liz Ogumbo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Liz Ogumbo. Show all posts

Thursday, 10 March 2011

LIZ OGUMBO AND ZAMBIAN RAPPER ZUBZ TO SHOOT VIDEO IN OLE POLOS


Kenyan singer Liz Ogumbo will over the weekend shoot the music video for her latest single Maro Pa More with Zambian cypher Zubz in Ole Polos. Remmeber this i the song she sung at last years' Big Brother eviction night.



The shoot for the single will also take place at the Godown on Saturday. The single is part of her upcoming album Ken Soul that is yet to be launched to the Kenyan market after last year's South Africa launch.

Watch, Liz' single Big Nyash. Beautiful song praising the endowed women. Nyash is sheng for butt/ass/rasa.

Thursday, 9 September 2010

NEEMA NTALEL SIGNS WITH AFRICA UNSIGNED


Gospel singer Neema Ntalel has been signed to Africa Unsigned which is a joint initiative by producers, artists, music promoters and managers who believe in the future of African music.
Neema is passionate about her music in the release she is quoted saying: “I want to sing! I love it. It brings peace and joy to my heart and to the hearts of those that listen. It still is a universal language and I believe like Shakespeare said, ‘If music be the food of love, play on!’ and I plan to do just that."
Other Kenyan acts signed to the initiative include Sauti Sol,Muthoni The Drummer Queen, Dela, Stan and Liz Ogumbo among others.

Saturday, 28 August 2010

LIZ OGUMBO ON STUDIO 53



Kenyan ex-model and designer Liz Ogumbo who seems to have relocated to South Africa will be featured on Studio 53.
The singer who headlined one of the eviction shows for the ongoing voyeuristic Big Brother All Stars, will talk about her change of career from a qualified computer scientist to trotting the globe as a model, gracing catwalks from Paris to New York.
Liz came back home from the US in 2005, she started a modeling agency but it did not take off as she had hoped it would. She decided to diversify into another realm of the fashion industry and thus Imani House of Fashion was born.
She invested in fabric and a number of sewing machines, and then set about scouting for a tailor to interpret her designs. The first dress she designed was for herself but she promptly ploughed back the Sh5, 000 estimated value of the outfit into her fledgling business. “I later sold the dress to friend and used the money to buy more fabric,” she recalls.

Another strong beautiful woman featured in this season of Studio 53 is South African songbird Lira who has landed a dramatic acting role in a full-length feature film. ‘The Italian director Antonio Falduto spotted my picture on the cover of a magazine and he said ‘I want her to portray a particular character in my movie’, which just happened to be the supporting lead role,” said Lira.