{{A Bongo Flavor hip hop artist from Tanzania Geez Mabovu is in the country to support Jay Polly\u2019s Iwacu album launch this Friday at Petit Stade Remera.}}<\/p>\n
Geez Mabovu says, Rwandan Hip Hop is growing at the highest level compared to past years where Rwandans used to like Bongo Flavor a Tanzanian leading beat in East Africa.<\/p>\n
Speaking to igihe.com, Geez Mabovu said Jay Polly\u2019s launch will prove that, Africa especially East Africa, can do Hip Hop and prove the good relations between Hip Hop artists.<\/p>\n
The Mtoto wa Kiume fame singer is his second time in Rwanda having came for the first time to feature with Back-T and Pacson, the local journalists and hip hop artists.<\/p>\n
Mabovu says, he liked the hospitality his colleagues (artists) shown him in a small time they managed to sit and have a drink with them in Kigali happening places.<\/p>\n
Apart from Geez Mabovu, T-max a Burundian hip hop artist is soon coming for Iwacu album by Jay Polly as someone he eyes for his expansion to Burundi.<\/p>\n
This concert will bring together most popular artists in Rwanda like Diplomat, Danny, Bably, Pacson, Back-T, and P-Fla, but in other genres there will be Kamichi, Just Family, Knowless, Urban Boyz, Dream Boyz, Uncle Austin, Tom Close, Jack-B and King James.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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