The most popular Kenyan songs are those sung in vernacular. Luhya, Luo, Kikuyu and Kamba languages boast of some of the greatest records in this category. This un-ordered article lists some of the most popular Luhya songs.

• Steve Kay –“Mbe Omukhasi”
  Loosely translated to mean “Give me my wife, “Mbe Omukhasi” is a Luhya wedding song.
• Steve Kay –“Ochukha Busie”
• Steve Kay -“Bayudah”
  Coined from the biblical story of Judas Iscariot, the song advocates for an urgent need for Luhya Unity.
• Wanjala Okumu -“Kutalang’i”
• Samuel Namatete –“Endika”
  The song revolves around a man who eloped with another mans wife.
• David Barasa of Juakali Band – “My Dear”
• Wanyonyi Khatundi –“Euyo”
• Sukuma Bin Ongaro –“Jirani Kuno”
• Amos Barasa -“Bindu Bichenjanga”
  Pronounced as “vindu vichenjanga”, the song loosely means “things change” and gained popularity during 2017 Kenyan presidential campaigns.

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