Rookie, Kush responds to 'Dandia'

There is a new kid on the rap block, her name is Teresia Ndoti alias Kush Tracey whose mission it is to put the trio of Kristoff, Rabbit, and Frasha on notice over their hit 'Dandia'.

The heavyweights have met their match in Kush's single 'Huwezi Nidandia' to counter what she feels is women are so much more that portrayed in the collabo by the three artistes.

In the 'Dandia' hit the jumping on the matatu analogy is used to portray men landing themselves ladies of their choice without a sweat. Kush's latest single tells them off by insisting that perhaps it wouldn’t be easy to do so as they think.

“I actually thought of how people have trouble getting onto matatus and said to my self definitely that can’t happen to a lady who values herself. Women have to be respected, a message that comes out strongly in my song and definitely no hard feelings,” she insists.

The song was released in May but the video was launched last week and has been uploaded on YouTube.

This is her second track since she stormed into the music scene two years ago. Her debut offering, 'Chikicha' was released last year and won her a following with fans. In her short stint in the music industry, she has also collaborated with a number of established local artistes .

“I’ve worked with Mkwanja in the hit 'Money Sense', Wakimbizi in the song 'Buda Boss' and Kisumu based rapper, Xpat,” she adds.

Her mission for now is to work with more artistes as she waits to launch three more videos of her singles before the year ends.