GIRL POWER IN REMIX OF LADY BEE'S MREMBO

Singer Lady Bee's single Mrembo has been remixed and a slew of top female entertainers have jumped on the remake bandwagon.
The list of the femme fatale who have recorded the single include Tattu's Shinde, Bongo's Ray C, Reina, Rapper Joey and Mimmo.
The video for the new joint was shot yesterday by Big Idea's Willie Owusu.
Anyhows, here is the orginal video by Lady Bee.



And you can listen to the audio for the track below.

KERI HILSON FOR REDSAN'S OCTOBER ALBUM LAUNCH

Ragga heartthrob Redsan will be relaunch his Versatility album besides American siren Keri Hilson in October. This comes after launching the same album last December launched his flanked by Jamaican sibling duo Brick and Lace.
The Yule Pale hitmaker explained why his album hasn’t hit the streets yet since then. “There were massive delays with the management and distributors that were handling the album, even I don’t have a copy,” He said.


The album is the fourth attempt by Redsan released under Dutty Sounds Records, Monalisa Entertainment and Miami Vibe.
“The album, like it’s name describes the diversity in the genres of music and artistes featured in it.” The album boasts of collaborations with music industry heavy weights like Brick and Lace, AY, Collo, Shinde of Tattu and Kiss 100’s Sanaipei Tande.”
Redsan's US based management company Monalisa Entertainment and Miami Vibe are responsible for Keri Hilson’s concert in Nairobi.

Brick and Lace during the December launch

Keri recently told MTV News her travels to Africa would influence her next album, No Boys Allowed, slated for a late-2010 release.
"I've been to Nigeria, I've been to South Africa, three cites in Africa [in all]. I gather music from these regions, and African music is very drum-heavy. It was very inspiring. I'm definitely going to be using some of that inspiration."

SHINDE OF TATTU GETS LEAD ROLE IN ROMANTIC COMEDY

Girl group Tattu’s lead singer Angela Mwandanda plays the lead character in a theatre production that opened at the Phoenix Theatres dubbed Romantic Comedy.
The witty play by Bernard Slade tells the story of Jason (George Mungai), a successful co-author of romantic comedies, who is about to marry a society belle. Enter Phoebe (Angela Mwandanda) a mousy schoolteacher and budding playwright and Jason acquires a talented, adoring new and young collaborator. They enjoy fame and success for ten years when suddenly Jason’s world falls apart with his wife threatening to divorce him and Phoebe marries a journalist and moves to Paris.
Jason goes into decline until the re-entry of the now very successful Phoebe.
George Mungai directs the play and the cast includes Angie Musira, Crystal Mbuga, Titus Kuria and Cympkin Leeharve.