Tanzanian Singeli artist Jetty Mc steps back with a fresh solo record titled “Kama Noma,” keeping his 2026 output moving at the same consistent pace that has built his fanbase steadily.
“Kama Noma” sits in that Swahili street expression territory – the phrase carrying a sense of toughness, intensity, or difficult realness depending on the context. Jetty Mc does not soften it. He brings the same raw energy his audience expects and delivers the concept with the kind of directness that defines his best solo work.
His catalogue already shows real range. Collaborations with Mczo Morfan on “Mazoea,” and the three-way with Budazoni and Balaa Mc on “Hela” proved he holds his own alongside other Singeli voices. But solo Jetty Mc on records like “Njiwa Wangu,” “Mama,” and now “Kama Noma” shows an artist who also carries the spotlight alone without losing personality or energy.
The Singeli production framework stays faithful throughout – rapid percussion, tight rhythmic structure, and a melodic Swahili vocal delivery that keeps the record accessible even at the pace the genre demands. Because the best Singeli records move fast but still make space for the writing to land clearly. Jetty Mc understands that balance well.
For East African music fans who track Tanzania’s growing Singeli scene beyond the biggest names, Jetty Mc represents exactly the kind of consistent independent voice the genre needs to keep expanding its audience. “Kama Noma” adds another chapter to a catalogue worth following closely.
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