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From producing mega hits such as SET IT and SIKUTAMBUI, Ares66 sat down with the Teen Republik crew to give us insights on his musical journey, the current Kenyan Musical landscape and his 2025 plans
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"SET IT" Producer Ares66 on his journey with Khaligraph Jones, Wakadinali and Dyana Cods
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