Rising House music star Just Fede and his manager share big plans for Nairobi fans

European electronic and house music producer Just Fede is officially setting his sights on Kenya—a move inspired by an outpouring of love from Kenyan fans who’ve helped catapult his emotionally charged tracks into regular rotation across the region.

 With over 400,000 monthly listeners , Fede’s music—known for its melodic depth, Afro-house rhythms, and global appeal—has found an unexpected yet passionate audience in East Africa.

“Even though I’ve never performed there, the support from Kenya has been overwhelming,” Fede shares.

His heartfelt sound, showcased in tracks like On The Other Side,  has resonated with Kenyan listeners in ways that transcend geography. What began as fan messages and social media engagement has quickly turned into a full-fledged mission to bring his music directly to the people.

The upcoming tour, which is currently in development, promises more than just DJ sets. According to Fede’s manager, the team is working closely with local promoters, venues, and artists to ensure that the experience is not only high energy but also culturally immersive.

From exclusive remixes to potential back-to-back moments with Kenyan DJs, the goal is to deliver a sonic experience that honors the local vibe while staying true to Fede’s musical identity.

“We’re crafting unique setlists that blend Fede’s most-loved tracks with regional inspiration,” says his manager. “Kenya is becoming a serious hub for house music, and this tour is both a thank-you and a celebration of that growth.” With the genre still gaining ground in the country, Just Fede hopes to play a role in nurturing its rise by performing, collaborating, and potentially launching long-term partnerships with East African creatives.

As he prepares for his debut African tour, Just Fede sees Kenya not just as a strategic stop—but as a place where music and emotion truly connect. “It’s rare to feel this kind of love from a place you haven’t been,” he says. “That tells me everything I need to know. Kenya is ready—and so am I.”