Kenyan Kamba gospel artist Steve Mbate, whose real name is Stephen Makau, has released a fast-rising vernacular gospel single titled “Munuka {Me Me Me}.” The song is a lively Traditional Kamba Gospel / Folk Praise track built around a strong spiritual warning.
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Officially released in May 2026, “Munuka {Me Me Me}” was produced by Producer Titoh, with the video directed by Erastow Kim. Sung in Kamba, the song has gained attention for its dramatic storytelling, cultural style, and clear message about the power of speech.
The song draws from an old African cautionary tale about a hunter who finds a talking skull in the forest. When he asks what killed it, the skull replies that its own mouth caused its death. The story later turns against the hunter, showing how careless words can bring serious consequences.
Through this folk-inspired message, Steve Mbate reminds listeners that the tongue can build or destroy. The song points to the danger of gossip, pride, lies, and reckless talk, while carrying a biblical lesson connected to Proverbs 18:21, which speaks about life and death being in the power of the tongue.
Musically, “Munuka {Me Me Me}” blends fast-paced Kamba rhythms with gospel energy and traditional storytelling, making it both entertaining and meaningful.
Listen to “Steve Mbate – Munuka {Me Me Me}” below;
Steve Mbate – Munuka (Me Me Me) MP3 DOWNLOAD
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