Hakuna Kitu New Chini Ya Jua

Hakuna Kitu New Chini Ya Jua (Nothing New Under The Sun) is the debut album from Sunz of Wu — six voices out of Nairobi, two years in the making, one collective with something to say.

This isn't a collection of singles. It's a journey. It opens with the grind — the hustle it takes just to get in the room ("ALL DAY") — and pushes into the tension of the streets, where survival and consequence trade verses over cinematic, film-score production ("HEPA"). It breathes through raw, unfiltered jam sessions between the highs ("Bado Hatujachoka," "Sioni Nikifika Home pt.i") — the sound of six brothers still in the room, still not tired. It lightens up with a feel-good, guitar-laced smoke session ("Si Ya Wengi") and a love letter to music itself — the kind that plays at home, in the matatu, everywhere that matters, video or not ("Ngoma"). It throws a party you don't want to leave ("Leo ni Leo"), takes you through the six different blocks each member calls home ("Mtaani"), and closes by asking what it really means when it rains — blessing, or curse ("JE").

Twelve tracks. Six perspectives. One Nairobi.

Pre-order Hakuna Kitu New Chini Ya Jua now — the album drops 30th September.