My real names are Daniel Musemi Lanco, I'm 26 years &.. mimi ni mfupi (sijui how short!!), Brown eyes. I love chapos vibaya sana, at the moment am single (waiting upon the Lord) send CV's to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it (ha ha ha), am a Baptist, professionally other than being a DJ I'm a Production Assistant at Family FM (I love that job!!), One of my strong points is my infectious laugh click HERE to sikia (If you clicked && no words) and my weak points ni ile black forest ya Hilton (that cake & mmmhhh!!) I think the best invention ever ni internet and the worst invention is the mobile phone (by the way am selling mine), I cant leave home without my music and disc man. The one thing that doesnt move me is clean shoes (or jus shoes), hows that important?? A few years down the road I see myself running an entertainment company that will take Christian entertainment to a different level especially in Kenya and East Africa. The name Sparrxx && I cant really explain coz a good friend of mine was the one who came up with it and I must admit I liked it plus I liked tha idea of having a name that no-one would associate me with &. BUT I guess now the cats out of the bag. My tag line is 'God Music' because I believe the music I play is inspired of the Holy Spirit.
 

I believe I have been called to reach out to young people && when I see young people I am reminded a lot of the mistakes I made during my teens because no one told me the truth until reality checked in and life was hard as I tried to live a life that was not for me. At times I contemplated suicide coz things were thick but I thank Jesus that He saved me. My salvation has been a difficult one and sometimes I have fallen flat on my face coz for me there was no such thing as follow up but I thank God for perseverance (but I guess the reason why I cant go back is coz I see a lot of sorrow) and a determination to just shikilia to the sweet end. When I got saved I was really worried about music because if there was one thing I loved sooo much it was music but a good friend of mine told me there was a lot of good gospel music which I really got into and I must say I was really amazed coz most of it the message was on point but I wont say that it was easy but I thank God for surrounding me with sooo much gospel music.

There were times Id practically cry coz I really wanted to serve in a ministry full time coz I felt that way I could rep for JC like all the time plus it would be a way for me to grow in my walk with Christ. Mixing came up as a way to pass the time and I didnt expect to do it for long. I would listen to radio shows such as kubamba with DJ Moz and attend gigs and I just thought that being a dj would be fun. Me and my good friend DJ Fresh began mixing using a software and we had a lot of fun coming up with different mixes to different songs. DJ Fresh took his mixing to another level when he landed a job at Family FM and an opportunity came up for him to mix on rocksolid. As for me all I had were my practice sessions at the cyber café where I would help out once in a while. Sometimes I must admit it got abit frustrating and Id say that I wont mix again but I always found myself mixing all the time.

 

God answered my biggest cry to serve in ministry when I got a job at Family Media. When I started Rocksolid was still there but without mixes and I wrote a proposal and I did a number of demos and finally I went on air but after like a month I had to stop. Truth be told I was abit hurt that I had to stop but looking back am glad it happened coz during these period I happened to talk to DJ Moz who gave me some tips which helped me a lot. Hence I began to practice harder and harder. A few months later I was back on air on Saturday nights. I have done a number of shows from Saturday Nite Live, Cool Stuff and presently Kuwa Tofauti which is Swahili for being different.My desire as I mix gospel music is to get Christians on their feet and on the dance floor because I believe sometimes we need to shake loose. For me its also a tool to reach out and my prayer is that for non Christians there will be renewal of their minds. My dream is to impact this generation with the message of Hope in a way that makes it relevant and real.

You can listen to kuwa tofauti on Saturday Nite @ www.familykenya.com from 7.30p.m. to 11pm & hit us up on This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it and let us know what you think.