LIVE : HOW I MADE MILLIONS IN ONE SONG! THE STORY OF LEXSIL!

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AI GeneratedArtist Lexil and a fellow musician discuss their creative journeys, the production of hit songs like \"Bounce\" and \"By Your Side,\" and the importance of professional collaborations. They explore the role of English in achieving global reach, the impact of digital platforms on music distribution, and the value of maintaining a focused, drama-free approach to career growth.
Your entertainment is
Your entertainment is always amazing.
Good to see you too. Yeah.
Actually, this has been a
Actually, this has been long overdue.
Nairobi. Yeah. God's at work.
Nairobi. Yeah. God's doing mamu.
For you guys.
Wow. That's amazing.
a short while
We started working. There
We started working. There are
The sun has risen.
However
abysso
punga
Amazing, Mni kuuwana naamiye yuUmbo lakini. Situ that extent, Sikuwana imagine nati ingeenda juu.
Kukuwana top artist like Sing Celine Imagenit, Bounce, and at some point, you'll see me shine.
Most streamed song in the country on Spotify.
The thing that makes me sad is that you don't care about me.
We are doing our best.
God, you're the perfect time
That was it.
Okay, one of the things I'd really be interested to know is the creation process of Bounce. How was it?
Actually, this is the simplest song we've ever released, me and Vicky.
We didn't have to take much because we were in the studio, we were feeling good, eating, we were outside our comfort zone.
Me, Alexis on the beat, Vicky, and Vicky's brother.
When he went to the choir, he sang one note and that was it.
So, it was a collaboration between two producers, Alexis on the beat and Vicky on this.
Basically, we spent about 30 minutes laying over the entire song.
The song was finished.
We sent it to Otile.
I could hear it twice.
He told me to leave verse 2.
He arrived with his energy.
He made the song even better.
One of the things that really strikes me is the fact that you were an artist back then, just beginning to rise.
But you really chose to work with top-notch producers.
We see many artists who come with top-tier producers.
Is it a path you've already walked, or have you just begun working with the best?
No, no, no.
We started from the bottom.
I think it's God's grace.
You know you don't have to do much when God is on your side.
As long as you're doing your best, it's the perfect time to connect with Destiny Connectors.
I think that's what happened to me.
I connected with the right people, and I was fully prepared for the moment.
So, it just worked out.
Amazing.
Thank you so much.
Of course, you can join our YouTube live chat.
If you have any questions you would like to ask Lexile,
or if you want to get to know her,
Lexile will be there.
She will be laughing.
Your comments are live.
My viewers are leaving comments.
Before we get into the story,
I want us to go to the mic where Bounce is.
I also want to know this.
Why do you think Bounce expanded internationally?
Because there has been a conversation among the Kisungungu people
that Ngoma is international,
The artists are Kisungungu,
and stuff like that.
Why do you think Bounce expanded internationally?
Because it has been streamed to Nigeria, South Africa,
United States
many countries
They are top-notch internationally.
You can really tell
What Ngoma is doing.
It blows up to that extent.
But I believe English plays(International English) a major role.
It doesn't necessarily have to be English.
but there has to be a language
that cuts across,
outside
So I think Bounce's English
plays a major role
when the song goes outside Africa
Apart from that,
It's the vibe.
After that,
If you are a good artist,
Will you make songs in Kisungungu?
I love writing English songs.
Do you love writing songs in Kisungungu?
Yes, I love writing songs in Kisungungu.
And of course, after Bounce,
The most unexpected collaboration just dropped.
And I mean,
That one caught me off guard.
I was like, wow, I didn't expect this to happen.
And that is you doing
The remix of Bounce
with Ray Vani.
How was it? How did it come about?
It was so easy to figure out.
It was easy to work with Ray Vani.
I had already heard Bounce.
Most definitely Bounce.
The moment my team
reached out
They reached out with two songs.
They reached out with two songs.
It was truly an amazing experience.
After that,
The audio came out.
a Rissalam video
Kenya, another video.
We have two songs.
That is by your side.
By the way,
YouTube featuring Ray Vani.
And I mean, it's a major hit.
And right now,
I don't know.
Of course, you've worked with Joe Viole.
You have worked with Otele.
A major artist.
You've done a little song with Ray Vani.
What is the difference?
among the artists you've worked with
and looking at Ray Vani,
on his part
What have you learned?
I don't know.
It's so easy.
I have learned a lot of things.
from him.
He is a truly hardworking guy.
He is a timekeeper.
He arrived on time.
He is a team player.
He connects with everyone on my team.
I don't think you have to do so much.
Even if you are a superstar.
You can just relax.
There are still things to learn.
It's amazing.
Some of my biggest fans are
In the top chat.
I am Lego.
Jacob Kuta,
Ronald Terrell
Pusha T, Shavin
Dalmas,
Farida,
Big Brother Studio,
and Public Review.
Thank you so much.
If you have any questions,
You can ask Lakesil.
I just want to understand
One thing.
There is an issue
with my DNA.
I have not received confirmation.
I just want to understand.
When I see your posts,
and Noriega's posts,
I see something like RKC.
What is RKC?
RKC is a record label.
The structure remains unchanged.
Everything is ready.
We work and do everything.
I am signed with RKC.
I am the only artist.
God willing, there will be more.
Our plan is to take
take the industry to the next level.
So it will be a record label.
About Noriega?
Yes, founded by Noriega himself.
Wow, amazing.
This is a question I will ask you later.
I don't know if you have anything to say about this.
It seems like
He is managing you.
and managing himself.
He is managing all of us.
Yes.
As an artist,
you started with
Justin Lau
Of course, it's the same team.
I want us to understand
What are the things?
that have been extremely important
in your career,
that you have brought to Justin Lau,
What are you most proud of in your music career?
I think having a team,
most importantly,
That's what moves me.
to the next level
Very easily.
I believe
I am a team player.
and acting as one big family.
I think I've contacted all the artists.
Yeah, that's it.
Wow, amazing.
Right by your side, it's doing very well right now.
12 days after release
and we are close to a quarter million.
Can you say
that you are feeling good
in Kenya, East Africa
or the entire world?
And what would you say about that?
We are moving forward.
This is just the beginning.
It's not as if we've accomplished everything yet.
We are just starting.
We appreciate and we are grateful
for the small steps we are taking.
But our vision is so vast.
So, so, so big.
You actually started the whole year
on a very high note
The collab with Rayvani.
I remember people.
saying
They would do another song with Rayvani.
I'm sure you saw that.
They urged you to perform another song.
The song was ready.
We were asked to release it first.
We had a moment when we were going to release a new song.
and a remix later.
So, the remix had to be released first.
What did you work on?
Last year.
Last year, we had both videos ready.
For every artist
They are doing very well.
An artist who has started
on a high note
One of the things I personally feel
after every major performance
is the pressure to just think
of my next project.
Is there pressure?
I don't feel any pressure.
I am good at what I do.
I believe in myself.
I believe in God.
has blessed me.
I don't have much to do.
Amazing.
Peter Flex says,
Great show.
Mosioma Agustin
says,
I think this is more entertaining.
Thank you.
Bro, you inspire me a lot.
Lexil says,
I agree with you.
Someone says,
You used to study in Nakuru.
Where did you study?
Nakuru.
Nakuru High
Nakuru Day
Then I went to Anhester
for my fourth year
Primarily in September.
Nakuru
Music is something
you interacted with
from a young age
or just later in life?
I just know I love music.
Some mainstream and everything.
I recorded my first song after Form 4.
I came to Nairobi.
And I went all out.
Looking for major producers.
Doing this and that.
You came to Nairobi.
because you are from Nakuru.
You are from Nairobi.
How was the experience?
Looking for big producers?
How easy or difficult?
It was hard.
Looking for people.
Most producers
are in apartments.
Not offices.
Most students live in apartments.
So you have to find out
and look for them.
I was lucky. I had a friend.
who was a producer.
His name was Sefa.
He used to make beats.
and send them to major producers.
He would call him.
And say we are going.
He was really good.
He is still really good at what he does.
So he used to call him
and ask him to join
with the producer.
Next time we go together
They listen to my song.
Next time they want to produce with me.
That's how it happened.
It was really hard.
My dad in Nairobi
was the first producer I met
was Vicky Pondis.
It took you three years to meet Vicky Pondis?
Maybe another year
before I hear my first song
For 1 year
We were hanging out.
And he would call me.
It's really tough.
for any upcoming artist
to get to Nairobi
and call Vicky Pondis.
Unless you have
a lot of money to spend
You came to Nairobi.
Three years before you met Vicky Pondis.
You have bills to settle.
You have rent to pay.
You have a lot of things to do.
How did you survive?
I came to study.
What did you do?
I came to study.
What did you study?
BITM
Innovation and Technology Management
BITM
I have a degree.
Congratulations.
I came to study.
It's in Rakati.
Urbana
And I'm lucky I'm the youngest
in our family
I was two years old.
We used to eat a lot.
That day.
What job did you have?
I was a teacher.
Vicky was not a teacher.
I was a good songwriter.
Whenever I meet an artist
I go to the studio.
and meet the artist.
If I hear something wrong
I came up with a couple of ideas.
for the next session.
He gives me advice.
The next session
I wrote the entire song.
I do that.
You were a songwriter?
Yes.
Why did you write songs for major artists?
I have written a lot.
I don't know if I can charge you.
I think so.
I don't think that would be good.
I have written songs.
How much do you charge?
I have written songs.
You have no name.
You just go and do what you do.
I appreciate it too.
It's no big deal to give you money.
You don't need it.
I appreciate it too.
What is the name of the artist?
Marashaini also had $40,000 in cash; he was a U.S. resident.
Play the drum?
Actually, his verse was not a drumbeat.
Verse, like you know, verse 2
Verse 2, I was
She was a featured artist
So I was about to say verse 2
Kani also 40,000 for verse 2
Wow
That's a tough situation, but we'll get through it by today.
You know if artists are watching this
On the engine, I want to check the oil
Wangesema, eh daa umu ana metua
One hit is a international one.
That's a big deal, even if it's just today
Red card, correct
It's not the same anymore
Vibes cannot be valued
I don't understand what you mean.
Noriega is a liar
I love you
Otherwise, you cannot value it
You're always wanting too much
You can do that, you can just talk to Noriega
Akilisha, I can't fail
You've arrived in the city, you've met the producers
When you enter the school, you begin to create
Starting from songwriting
Why are there so many problems?
Uwe is fully involved in the solution.
Your grace
There are people who say you are a fool
Nabiba, you're handling these matters
I am sorry, I don't understand.
Soft life
Good morning
At the end, it was easy
Lakili sujawai
At least I had read
So, in that case, reach out to someone.
Niko shule ni okuwa
Well done
When your parents pass away
Nyumbani, you know you're missing
May our hearts be opened to hear
Kumba, you know, Likzeel
I love music, I'd like to listen to some.
How did they react?
If there is an African artist who has
If there is a relative
Africa
Kumba, you're fully supported, like, you're completely backed
Unless you prove it to them
Obviously water will leak
Nini
It's on TV
But the moment they start reaching you
Out, like, unezotumia pesa
Like, amounts of money
Hey, listen, I'm telling you about music
At the very least, I want to appreciate
I want to thank you
Bear with the wind
Well done
You don't call them normal, like, kwa outside
Dizzy, dinini
Ivi, washaye kukambia mbele
Achaya mambo, go to the market
Many are sleeping, they are tired
Many people
What did you tell me?
Hakuna, they listened to their parents and didn't get into trouble
Namibia, things are going well
So, I don't engage them
It's not the right time to make a fuss.
Just do your thing, Kiyoko.
Stay at home, focus and tell him to come home early
Another one
Yeah, you just impress them.
There is a place where they are gathered.
The river is about to flood.
When the drum starts playing, the dance begins.
Naona
Actually, what did you say?
The drum is beating, let the dancing begin
Natumia video wakifai to the songs
Wow
Where is your home?
I'm the last one
Two other brothers
Two sisters
Okay
So you're the third brother.
And two sisters
And you are the last one
And you are the star
Or is there another star that appeared out of nowhere?
Is there another star that appeared out of nowhere?
I can't really call myself a star.
But
I am a good person
I watch everything.
Publicity and everything
I think it's me
One of the things we can actually give
A very big credit to
Right now is
Digital platforms
And of course
We used to see big artists.
Creating chart-topping songs
But they wouldn't make money.
Or anything from it
But right now we have digital platforms
Where you can put your song
And it goes worldwide
Just like Bounce did
Just so we know
That's great
If you know, you know
If you don't know, you don't.
You will be asking for dollars
You will tell me you know
I will give you a chance.
Oh my God
Before we do that
Let me introduce my three brothers.
Peter Flex
ICT Mashinani Foundation
Good work, Ali
You are an inspiration to many young men.
Steve Hunter
Good job
Keep pushing
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Yes.
Uh
Yeah.
In love on the same day
actually
Yeah.
In general
straight and I
like he's in this
to win this
It's like a hotel has a pool. You see what it does.
Some people say that Kumba is just a zeal for the hotel because the management is so poor.
You know many people can say that. Isn't the VP issue something that's been discussed a lot?
I don't know. I don't think I'm entitled to an opinion on that.
Yeah, but this is the most streamed song on Spotify.
But before me, I had so many collaborations.
Sometimes it just doesn't work with someone. It's just the vibe that's around you.
All you need to know here. Konyangoma, audio, video.
Sometimes it takes more than just a good song.
There is someone who claims to be. They call themselves Fortunet Kennedy.
I didn't say anything. Just a few days ago, like zeal.
Mario is meeting at the studio.
Reporting from justinlove.bkpz.ali
Let me ask this question.
The wind is blowing from the east.
You really want to work with him.
On a whim, I thought of doing something like Mario did with the machine.
Mba ya natadyo right now.
You are a good person, and I am a good person.
You guys can do something big.
Isha woke up in the middle of the night.
The engine works with e.
Really. The Sijo Waipata project is underway.
Fit perfectly.
So, easy mind to work with e.
At any time.
You did well. You did very well.
He did his work too.
You are a very beautiful woman, and I am deeply in love with you.
Once I do this collaboration.
I have arrived at Atakama.
The design has arrived.
Istafuka Diamond Platinum.
Istafuka.
Cruz Brown
Do you ever get
the need to feel like
I have many things to do.
I want to go there too
More than a bounce.
Because as I told you
Kianza, the bar was set too high.
Do you feel like you have a song?
I have so many songs.
I have no doubt about that.
I have so many good songs.
What makes you think
You can stop.
Do another bounce.
I have no doubt.
I can create so many great songs.
I'm competing against myself.
Amazing to me.
Hila to the great warriors
you know
Most of the time.
They are a package.
Mimi
If you press the Chinese dollar flat.
On the legs we are sitting on the ground.
Narega takes care of all of that.
Narega
Okay.
No, I have my EP.
Wow.
Six to seven songs.
I think it's
Our first EP ever.
EP. This is the time.
Let me give a big shout out to Peterflex.
Thank you very much, Peterflex.
Kuna Evans
Please give me a shout out.
Hi, how are you?
There is no input text to translate.
Legs
The
Therefore.
I'll make it for you with a simple board
Where are the drums and the sticks?
I don't know what happened
We are dancing with joy and happiness
Beat the drum with your hands
When did he do it, then?
Last year, even before you signed
Hata si last year, last year part one
I am playing the drum here
Plans and budgets
Apalamisi
I am tired of your endless complaints
Two years ago
while making fire
I'll make a video
no video, no audio
Hali Kujo Studio, we're done
javax
Mamoni mengi, but tukana goma
I want to buy a video camera
ama manage
Hauptushua, but the younger brother is goma
Simple boy, nobody's asking
I don't know anything
Okay, there's a beautiful girl, she's a classic beauty.
Show me your hand, I'm going to check it now
You are about to leave
EP, details regarding management
inakualau kutu
dakulia kidogu kuzuri feeling, lakini
kutukua na features obviously on the
EP, it's
tungalie, usintajia msani
Lakini tajia inchia metoka
West Africa, Nigeria,
Tanzania, Itakua
Just wait and see.
That's normal, wow
Amazing, Sana, I've been waiting for this story to unfold.
Like Tia, the one from the seventh heaven
You, when you ask me
What, again
My son, this is Kenya
You know, I realize
writing
Nobody writes
like utili
Where is it good?
Yeah, when it comes to
vibes, same thing
yes, brothers
He is good at what he does.
There is no such thing as a legzill atuambia.
The biggest lesson Ambaya learned
So far, the music is called Tony the Blessed.
Child official
I think you don't really care about opinions.
a kila mtu, you just focus in
Just bring the one who's supposed to be here
eh, you're always trying to get me
bring down a lot
Lakini Misho, the secret comes to you as a person
Mhm
if we are confident enough
Stay in your grind, itajipa tu
Mhm, wow, amazing you
Ila, the thing I really want is a cup of tea
Zungumu mze, you know, before you realize
to meet with
We are at an advent where we are seeing
You know, many artists
many content creators
You did something that made me feel like I was being punished.
publicity stunts
I can't understand, that thing you're saying in the evening is confusing me
Itajipa kwenye industry
Is it really important, na musenia?
I wouldn't do something like that.
Haji, the leader
I'm serious, judge, kama ina work for
The guy, well, I'm good.
for me
my way to go
in that direction
If it's not your fault, then it's someone else's.
Niko vizuri, kila mtu kina njiyazake
So you're saying, you can't
completely ignore things like that
Mm-hmm
As unique as Lexillan
MTU MBA is very private indeed.
The reason is like a sudden revelation of the truth
job you lukasema pass
if you want to know your age
Your dance on the stage
a ma unajibrand that way
because we're seeing artists like Tambo, you know
This boy is my son.
Leo na mdechu huyu, you know things like that
dramas online
To that person, he wants to be given.
in that direction
at the right time
You are my heart, my love
and if you were to time
You know, we live in the right time.
a person in the industry
What?
hehehehehe
Who is that person over there? Who is it?
What?
There is nothing, young man, that I have not done for you.
Noriega
media trading
in such a way that hawezi kabisu kamshika
Anyway, big shout out to
Don Noriega
hi hi nisuali
I don't know how to respond to that.
But I mean Noriega
but how is it easy for you to switch
from just in love to
one big family
This water is like family
me, Noriega, Otide
each of your producers
like you personally
If I work, I work.
that doesn't mean
You're my friend, right?
apart
Yes, we look at what went wrong, we fix the structures, and we keep giving people good vibes.
Good vibes and good feelings.
Wow, amazing.
I was just telling a story.
Alright, everyone, we're now going to listen to a song called Biocide.
Of course, you can't leave without listening to this song.
Let's listen to the video.
Let's go.
Amazing.
Where can we find Biocide?
It's everywhere—YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora are available.
Google Play, any other music.
It's everywhere.
Amazing.
What did you do with the audio?
Shout out to producer Denzel.
He is a wonderful person.
He has charisma.
He has challenges.
The video was made using dolls.
What do you remember about the video?
They were very interested in it.
I know Nixon was extremely angry.
Why?
Why was he angry?
I don't know.
He told me.
I know he was extremely angry.
It was a small act of revenge.
But they made it through.
Okay.
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How do you handle critics?
Ignore them.
There is no other way to deal with them.
Just ignore them.
Get to work.
How much for a collaboration?
I don't know.
Go back in your video.
If you haven't checked,
I am on YouTube.
If you haven't checked, I will add your name here.
I've heard that Vicks was harassed.
Tell us what happened.
How did it happen?
I don't know.
I have even seen a much worse image.
I don't think he would have talked this much.
Adishikounaliwe
I am
I'm totally lost
te
with
vixens
completely
Madam
Mimoni
shoot
chili most of my videos
You
O
Tumachiki, many years ahead
How do you usually refer to it in your videos?
Are you feeling uneasy, my friend, when the soldiers are around only at certain hours?
I don't know, how do you make money in a room?
You have to do that.
Mnu, people love
Kumbana, laugh along with the mood of the song by your side
So, nzima to bring out kwa visuals
Faa
Kuna VFX playing with a single stick only
I will do it with my own hands
What about those dolls?
Yeah, babes
I say, "I am whole, I am whole."
And I just want to know the entire idea of the song
You were there, you were the one who was there
I'm coming to the studio just for the vibe.
By your side
I sing a song without verse 2
Okay
Yeah
So, your verse is yours
That was it.
It fit perfectly for the verse.
Ikishugiani was on the hill when you were building it.
Yeah
On the
On the vibe
Sithani kama kuna tutu specific
The army is coming
People are being killed
Someone by your side
Family, my friend, my love
You are not allowed to be my rival
Yeah
We all need someone by our side
Wow, amazing you
I say minimikubali ingoma
Sani
I miss you so much
I say minaisi kumba
You know, this is next level.
The colabu zamasu mefanya
Sani
The first month of the year is a high note
The silence was so profound it was almost overwhelming.
Pingeni unezo kazu mguza na, you know
Mashabiki mbobe kuwa kiku support
Since they were, you know, tangu
Kiki is crying.
We're going to a lot of bigger cities, and the feeling is just to be a part of it.
And that's what I've heard the most.
So it's not the same thing as what you said earlier, which is that we are from
a different culture, with different skill sets.
And I'm truly grateful now to pray for more blessings in their lives, you know, music, bangers to bangers, more entertainment.
Wow. Amazing.
RKC, you know, family.
I say
I'm proud of you.
Alafu Oboki Allen
Please shout out my name
I am a content creator.
Go follow that guy, Oboki Allen.
I say big shout out
Big Dreams Films
Director Wangu will be with you that day.
on the screen right now they have
Film classes teach them a lot.
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