In Summary
- Prolific music producer ‘Tshazi Effects’ is dead.
- His stable was known as Backstage Entertainment.
- He produced several hits for notable stars like Abbas Kubaff, Chiwawa and Nonini.
Prolific music producer Tshazi Effects has breathed his last leaving shock within the musical fraternity.
News of his death hit the masses through pioneer genge rapper Nonini who mourned him as a good soul who has left an indelible mark in his musical career noting his work ethic.
He also termed Tshazi’s song that he recorded for him many years ago an all time classical hit.
“It was an absolute pleasure working with you many years ago! This song playing will forever be a classic produced by Tshazi Effect’s.#Mgenge2ru” wrote Nonini partly.
Revolutionary Monster
Nonini further sent his bereavements to his friends and family during this trying moment.
The Mtoto Mzuri hitmaker further opined that Tshazi was a revolutionary producer who changed the Kenyan sound with artists like Abbas Kubaff and Chiwawa.
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He summed up by affirming that Tshazi’s exceptional contribution to the music industry will forever be applauded.
“Condolences to the friends and family poleni sana. Kuna time Kenyan Music changed sound na kina Abbas Kubaff and Chiwawa.
Tshazi was the producer behind that sound. Forever Appreciated” summed up Nonini.
Crunk Era
Barely seventeen years ago, Crank music a sub genre of Hip hop took the world by storm.
From Lil John and the West Side Boyz, T.I to Soulja Boy the list is endless led from the front popularizing it.
Back in Kenya, Tshazi was the man behind the ‘crunk revolution’ from his stable, Backstage Entertainment where he produced mega hits for artists like Chiwawa and Abbas Kubaff among others.
Abbas stole the show with ‘Niaje Niaje’ also known as ‘2050’ the jam still disturbs the peace to date.
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Another artist who’s also remembered for sweeping through the ‘crunk era’ is none other than super producer and rapper, Madtraxx with his hit ‘Bodaboda’.
Rest Well Champion.
