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Kenya: Sauti Sol Are Party Animals, Says Sho Madjozi

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[Nairobi News] Kenyan boy band Sauti Sol are well known for their music and energetic stage performances. But in the midst of their successful musical careers they try as much as possible to keep their private lives and engagements as private as they can.

Source: allAfrica.com
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