What exactly do you do in the UK?
What’s the name of the studio?
It’s called Social Misfit Entertainment, and has been running since 1998. We did a number of songs and my name starting growing both in the UK and Kenya. I produced a compilation album in 2002 which featured many African artistes.
Which artistes?
I was producing her in my studio before she became the Estelle we now know. Others include The Essence, who are big in the UK, the Real Element from Malawi, as well as Mr II, also known as Sugu, who is the pioneer of Bongo Flava music in Tanzania. Right now I’m working on another compilation album.
Where were you born?
You must have been young when you went to the UK?
So why the name Sir Prestige?
I understand that you manage DJ ShorteeBlitz, who was at the Smirnoff Uncompromised party last weekend in Mombasa?
What kind of history?
What’s your relation with Kenyan DJ Edu, who works at the same station as you?
Have you ever organised shows in the UK for Kenyan artistes?
What’s your relation with Sir Henry?
How much have you achieved so far?
Are you married?
What are some of the hard times you have faced in your life?
What did you study in school?
You were among the first producers of Estelle, who is now a big artiste in the world. Do you still talk?
If you were to come back to Kenya permanently, what kind of business would you set up?
