Gengetone artist Gwaash, also known as Martin Wagura, was involved in a road accident along Thika Road. He shared photos of the accident scene on social media, revealing that the car he was in was in bad shape. He also shared photos of himself lying on a hospital bed. One of the photos was captioned with a broken heart emoji, while the other had crying emojis and the words “Naanzia wapi sasa” (where do I begin now).
Gwaash has been in the music scene for almost five years, starting out as a Trap/Shrap artist and releasing an album and mixtape. He formed the FloodOutGang and made his musical debut with “Sponyo” (Sponsor). Later, he released his hit song “Wabebe,” which established his unique sound – a fusion of Genge and Kapuka with a touch of Gwaash. He is one of the new age artists who has continued to grow his following while collaborating with like-minded individuals in the genre.
The photos Gwaash shared online showed the severity of the accident, but he did not disclose any details about his injuries or treatment. Fans and fellow artists sent their well wishes, praying for his speedy recovery. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of road safety, especially during the upcoming Easter holidays.
Gwaash’s music has been popular among Kenyan youth and has earned him a loyal fan base. His unique sound and style have helped him stand out in the competitive music industry, and his collaborations with other artists have further enhanced his profile. Despite the setback of the road accident, his fans remain optimistic that he will recover soon and continue to create music that resonates with them.
In conclusion, Gwaash’s involvement in a road accident is a concerning incident, but we are hopeful that he will make a quick recovery. We must all be mindful of road safety and take necessary precautions when traveling. Gwaash’s music has brought joy to many people, and we look forward to seeing him back on his feet and continuing to entertain his fans.
