Clamer

Clamer's music has made a notable mark in the contemporary hip-hop scene in Kenya. Tracks like "Sahii Ye Ni Ex" and "Gongewa" showcase his style, blending catchy hooks with relatable themes. "Sahii Ye Ni Ex" resonates with many, as it dives into personal experiences and relationships, making it a favorite among listeners looking for authenticity.

Other standout tracks include "Weather for Two," "Banana," and "Lele," all contributing to his growing popularity. "Block Delete" and "Pesa" add to the diverse sound, touching on various aspects of life and ambition. Each song reflects a different facet of his artistry, keeping fans engaged and anticipating what comes next.

Clamer's latest single, "Fare," released in 2025, has caught attention with its engaging rhythm and relatable lyrics. The track showcases his signature style, blending contemporary hip hop elements with a smooth flow. Following this, "Banana," also released in 2025, presents a catchy hook that resonates well with listeners, highlighting Clamer’s ability to create memorable tunes.

In addition to these singles, "Itajipa" and "Kimunju," both released in 2025, further emphasize his evolving sound. "Itajipa" features a mix of traditional influences and modern beats, while "Kimunju" leans into a more upbeat tempo, inviting listeners to move along with its infectious energy. Each song reflects Clamer's ongoing exploration of themes that connect with his audience, maintaining his presence in the hip hop scene.

Clamer has engaged in notable collaborations that highlight his versatility in the contemporary hip hop scene. One of the standout tracks is “Gongewa,” featuring both Fidel Rayd and Harry Craze. This collaboration showcases a blend of distinct styles, bringing together different lyrical flows that complement each other well.

Another significant track is “Weather for Two,” where Clamer collaborates with Fidel Rayd and Joefes. The interplay between the artists creates a dynamic listening experience, reflecting themes of connection and emotion. Clamer also worked with Joefes on the track “Banana,” which adds another layer to their collaborative efforts.

In “Lele,” Clamer joins forces with Iphoolish, Katapilla, and Unspoken Salaton, demonstrating a collective approach to creativity. Each artist contributes their unique voice, resulting in a vibrant mix. These collaborations illustrate Clamer's ability to create engaging music while working alongside diverse talents.