Kenya’s veteran producer Kevin Provoke says AI is reshaping the music industry and forcing creatives to adapt or risk being left behind.
By
Sinda Matiko
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Few people understand the art of reinvention quite like Kevin Omondi. For 24 years, the man popularly known as Kevin Provoke helped shape the careers of some of East Africa's biggest names such as Just a Band, Wangechi, King Kaka, Khaligraph Jones, and MwanaFA as he produced their music.
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