If there is one thing you can give Sauti Sol, even if you happen to be a confused fan, is consistency. The group has stuck together since their inception as band in 2005 And consistently produced well written, well arranged, aurally pleasing albums. Their latest offering is no different in terms of quality, songwriting and style. — By Naliaka Wafula
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