Just a Band

With their distinctive sound, Just a Band from Nairobi, Kenya, has attracted fans in the electronic and dance music scenes. With its upbeat tempo and humorous lyrics, "Huff + Puff" is one of their most well-known songs. With its mellow tone and slick vocals, "Probably for Lovers" is another fan favorite. A more lively song with a funky bassline, "If I Could" is likely to get folks moving.

A slower song called "Usinibore" expresses the desire to avoid boredom in its sincere lyrics and lovely music. With its throbbing beat and strong vocals, "Thank You/Rebel and a Cause - from ech0" is another excellent music. A more reflective song, "Save My Soul (Who Will Remain?)" demonstrates the band's ability to make music that is both danceable and thought-provoking.

The song "Matatizo" combines electronic sounds with aspects of African music to produce a distinctive and alluring sound. Both "Hey!" and "Ha-He" are upbeat songs with contagious tunes that will get people moving. The song "Fly" is upbeat and lively, and the chorus will have listeners singing along.

Overall, Just a Band has produced a wide variety of songs that highlight their ability to make memorable beats and insightful lyrics. One of Kenya's most well-known bands, their distinctive fusion of techno and African music has won them a devoted fan base in the music industry.

In 2012, the Kenyan electronic music collective Just a Band released their most recent album, Sorry for the Delay. The album, which is in keeping with their eclectic style, combines a variety of musical genres, from electro-pop to rock and funk. The CD contains songs like "Dunia Ina Mambo," "Probably for Lovers," and "Matatizo."

Their most recent song, "WATU," from 2022, has a lively beat and Swahili and English lyrics. The song has already become popular in Kenya and other countries, displaying the band's proficiency in fusing electronic music with African rhythms.

"Save My Soul (Who Will Remain?)" from 2022, another new song by Just a Band, explores the issue of identity and the struggle to uphold one's genuine self in a society that consistently pushes people to conform.

Just a Band keeps testing the limits and experimenting with sound to produce music that is both distinctive and recognizable to their listeners. One of the most cutting-edge electronic music groups from Africa, their most recent recordings demonstrate their artistic growth.