Since my childhood, I've been joined at the hips with music, virtually like Siamese twins. In 1974, I started learning how to play the guitar, which was made immensely easy by the songs I could sing back from memory. Within 2 years, I could confidently play rythm guitar on stage, with a high school band called The Vampires.

In 1979, my former high school members and I formed the Movers Band at the University of Nairobi. In 1982, I teamed up with a lady I sometimes simply call "My Love", to record a song I called "I believe in me"—the first time a Kenyan did sequential multiple track recording at the then ultra-modern CBS 16 track studio in Nairobi.

"Because of a phrase in the song 'Security means nothing to me if all it means is keeping of arms', the music presenters panicked, & the song was literally hastily removed from the library to the archives - by then it was No: 7 in the English charts."

Since then I became a musical recluse and decided to play only for myself. In 2008 I released a 10 track CD, but was reluctant to promote. My style is based on (but not locked to) Benga music, one of whose original founders (namely Samuel Akech Jabuya aka Akech Oyosi) is a friend of mine.

By inviting you here, I'm asking you to join me in this journey of creating better music. Karibu!