How SOC rose to Fame

SOC duo testifies that talents grow on the noblest of platforms

                                                                                                                                                                                     Photo: Courtesy Joseph Ndaka, SOC member, tries on a creative angle with the camera. Ndaka urges the youth to discover their taents and exploit them fully.

For those nursing the notion that success starts big, they should reconsider these positions. 

Saints of Christ, SOC musicians this morning testified that it does not take big platforms for talents to sprout.

Joseph Ndaka, 25 and Amos Kimani, 26, in an exclusive interview with Faith Muturi of NTV’s Cross Over 101, owned that their success in music had humble beginnings. 

“Together with my brother Mutua, we used to hum favorite beats and later marry them with appropriate rhymes,” Ndaka said. 

Today, SOC is amongst the most acclaimed music groups with a Christian and youthful flair. 

It is famed for such numbers as Kul and Izy (Kulandizi) Raw, Bila Yesu and Parara. 

 Ndaka and Kimani urged the youth not to hesitate in discovering their talents.

 “Discovery of one’s talent begins by an evaluation of the immediate environment,” said Kimani.

The youth should not allow obstacles such as lack of funds cloud their creativity, he added. 

SOC’s message complements the clamor for jobs by Kenyans.