Nakupa Realer
Mejja
Mejja
Nairobi, Kenya
Mejja, whose real name is Major Nameye Khadija, is a Kenyan rapper, singer and songwriter celebrated for his influential role in Genge and Gengetone music. Born on May 23, 1986, in Nyeri, Kenya, Mejja has built a successful career through his distinctive vocal delivery, humorous storytelling and ability to turn everyday experiences into memorable songs. Mejja developed an interest in music at a young age and began performing alongside his brother in a group called Ghetto Clan. His professional career gained momentum after connecting with producer Clemo of Calif Records, an influential figure in Kenya's Genge movement. His breakthrough came in 2008 with the release of "Jana Kuliendaje," a song that introduced his distinctive storytelling style to a wider Kenyan audience. He later strengthened his popularity with songs such as "Landlord." In 2014, Mejja joined Madtraxx and Kid Kora to form The Kansoul, a Kenyan music group recognized for its energetic performances and popular urban hits. Following his work with the group, Mejja continued building his solo career while collaborating with artists across Kenya's evolving urban music scene. Mejja's music blends Genge, Hip-Hop, Gengetone and elements of contemporary Kenyan street music. His lyrics frequently explore relationships, social experiences, humor and everyday life. With songs such as "Ulimi Yangu," "Siskii" and "Tabia Za Wakenya," Mejja has maintained a strong connection with audiences across different generations. His distinctive storytelling and adaptability have established him as an important figure in East African urban music. Discover Mejja's songs, collaborations and music updates on MuzikiGo.
Popular Songs
Latest Releases
