Kenyan singer Tuku Kantu has teamed up with producer Vic West and rapper Scar Mkadinali for a new gospel collaboration titled Sifa. The song officially premiered on YouTube on Friday, November 13, 2026, at 10:00 AM EAT.
The unexpected collaboration brings together three artists from different musical backgrounds. Their latest release blends gospel messaging with reggae-inspired production.
Tuku Kantu Leads New Gospel Collaboration
Tuku Kantu, popularly known as the soulful vocalist of music duo Vijana Barubaru, takes the lead on the new release. The song’s title, Sifa, means praise in Swahili. Its message centres on gratitude, faith and thanking God for life’s blessings.
The lyrics encourage listeners to appreciate personal breakthroughs, peace of mind and God’s continued guidance.
Vic West Brings His Production Expertise
Renowned Kenyan producer Vic West handled the production of the collaborative track. He brings his distinctive musical approach to the project, blending different sounds to create an uplifting gospel crossover.
The production reportedly carries reggae influences reminiscent of Culture’s classic song Addis Ababa. This direction gives Sifa a different musical identity while maintaining its spiritual message.
Scar Mkadinali Makes Gospel Crossover
One of the biggest talking points surrounding the release is Scar Mkadinali’s participation. The Wakadinali rapper is widely associated with Kenyan drill and hard-hitting street rap.
His appearance alongside Tuku Kantu introduces an unexpected crossover between hip-hop and gospel-inspired music. The collaboration also offers Scar an opportunity to showcase another side of his musical versatility.
Fans Welcome Unexpected Musical Partnership
The announcement has attracted attention from fans curious about the combination of the three artists. Tuku Kantu brings soulful vocals, Vic West contributes production expertise, while Scar adds his lyrical approach. Their different musical backgrounds make Sifa an interesting addition to Kenya’s latest releases.
The collaboration also highlights the willingness of local artists to explore different genres and reach audiences beyond their usual musical spaces. With Sifa now available on YouTube, listeners can experience the trio’s new gospel-inspired direction.
