In the vibrant world of Kenyan music, one name stands out when it comes to live performances and captivating stage presence - Fena Gitu.
Behind her remarkable live shows, there is an unsung hero, Isaac Ainé , the bass guitarist and live lead of Fena Gitu's band.
In an exclusive interview during Fena Gitu's "Love Art Lust" album launch, I had the privilege of delving into Isaac Aine's journey as a versatile musician and his thoughts on the power of live performances.
Isaac Ainé is a true polymath of the music industry, mastering the art of singing, composing, producing, and writing lyrics.
His collaborations extend beyond Fena Gitu's project, including notable contributions to King Kaka's 2nd Life and collaborations with esteemed artists like Wakadinali, Bensoul, and Matata.
However, it is his work on Fena Gitu's "Love Art Lust" that has truly cemented his position as an instrumental force.
When asked to describe the overall sound of Fena Gitu's album, Isaac Aine's eyes sparkled with enthusiasm as he exclaimed,
''The sound is crazy!…so its love art and lust, so there is journey through the whole album that Fena told me is supposed to captivate the audience, so we go through sounds of hype, sounds of reflection thinking about songs like rise up, we explore that whole setting... it’s great album , my guy, its good vibes.''
He elaborated, explaining that each track explores a different facet of this voyage, immersing the audience in a tapestry of sonic exploration.
Isaac couldn't help but express his admiration for the album, remarking on its infectious good vibes and the sheer brilliance of Fena Gitu's artistic vision.
One aspect that Isaac Ainé takes immense pride in is being a part of what he unequivocally believes is the most exceptional live band in Kenya.
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