The singing group of Warafiki is another definition of working smart, slow but sure. The singers ever since they put pen to paper for their music career to be managed by Fenon Events, they have been doing music at the pace perhaps curated By Steve Jean who is a master in Ugandan entertainment having tested the waters. When it’s time to release music, Warafiki will come through when you least expect them with of course good quality audio and video.
When they released No Money No Love audio a while ago, the fans were anticipating the video and they thought it would come through so fast. Well, the girl group kept calm until last weekend when they dropped the visuals for the song No Money No Love.
The video features celebrated Audio producer Artin Pro who was a vixen trying on his video acting skills.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5cOq4FVcXU
Warafiki, the female trios artistes are the true definition of Thinking who you think you are. The three girls signed to Fenon Records ever since stepping into Ugandan music have been playing their cards carefully. They don’t rush and at the same time they don’t stop giving the fans music.
No Money No Love comes after songs like Tetubafanana, Bwekati ever since joining the industry in December 2023. With just three active songs, the singers have become a force to reckon with in the music industry as they have graced several music stages for both international and local artistes and the recent being the Jose Chameleone legend in gold where they backed up the singer on one song.
No Money No Love was shot by Edrine Paul, the same videographer who shot their Tetubafanana video and he didn’t disappoint just like in Tetubafanana.
Edrine gave No Money No Love eye-catching scenes with the Warafiki pulling it off with their usual energy, acting skills and sense of style. It is said that some of the scenes were at Clamato Bar and Restaurant and Tales Bar both located in Bukoto on Kisasi road.
Warafiki is made up of singers Tory, Eyla and Treezy who all came from different musical backgrounds to form one group, Warafiki.
