Kenyan afro-pop group Matata and renowned artist Bien have released the official music video for their collaborative hit “Mpishi,” following its recent reupload on YouTube. The track, celebrated for its infectious rhythm and witty lyrics, had previously been removed due to a copyright issue but has since made a triumphant return.
The newly unveiled music video complements the song’s vibrant energy, featuring dynamic choreography and colorful visuals that capture the essence of contemporary Kenyan culture. Fans have praised the video for its creativity and the seamless blend of Matata’s high-energy style with Bien’s smooth vocals.
“Mpishi,” which translates to “chef” in Swahili, uses culinary metaphors to narrate themes of love and attraction. The song’s playful storytelling and catchy chorus have resonated with audiences, making it a standout track in the Kenyan music scene.
The release of the official music video marks a significant moment for both artists, reaffirming their commitment to delivering quality content despite previous setbacks. The video’s vibrant aesthetics and engaging performances are expected to further boost the song’s popularity across various platforms.
Fans can now enjoy the full “Mpishi” experience by watching the official music video on YouTube:
This collaboration between Matata and Bien is truly refreshing and brings a unique blend of energy and creativity. The music video perfectly captures the vibrant essence of Kenyan culture with its dynamic visuals and choreography. Mpishi’s clever use of culinary metaphors to explore themes of love is both witty and relatable. The song has definitely set a high standard in the Kenyan music scene. What inspired the use of culinary metaphors in the lyrics?