KENYAN 'SNAIL' SONG

Up coming artiste Jeff Myrac is set to give local secular musicians a run for their money through crazy songs relating to wild animals.

According to the local musician there are no meaningful songs in the market out to inspire youths with words of wisdom.

 

 

Jeff Myrac has been on stage as a  Safaricom Dancer for local celebrities like Size8 and Sauti sol.

His observation in the market as a dancer has opened his eyes to provoke inspiring songs for youth.

At the clock of New years, Jeff released the song dubbed Konokono, which is inspired by the real snail.

His song title reflects the specie in comparison to the life of a human being.

He aims to fire up youths and challenge them to live a fast and cheerful life inorder to be successful  as opposed to that of a snail.

During an interview Jeff said " the track talks about being slow in life, why be a konokono (snail)and the characteristic of it, is slow and boring.  Life doesn't know what slow is it keeps going and going and not stopping. "

However, the stint to this rare track keeps ears open to fast beats of Nigerian and local sounds.

Currently the track is circulating online with a video yet to be released.

 " Its better  if you be a "PUMA"(cheetah)because its fast,and aggressive;meaning when you get a first opportunity in anything that you do dont be a konokono be a puma and go for it."  Jeff concluded.

AUDIO LINK TO THE SONG: http://www.reverbnation.com/jeffmyrac/song/15660840-konokono_jeff-myrac?utm_campaign=opengraph&utm_content=song&utm_medium=link&utm_source=facebook