DJ Suraj, a pioneer in the Kenyan Afro House scene, shares his journey from humble beginnings to achieving international recognition and financial success in the music industry.

• DJ Suraj initially earned Sh1,500 to Sh2,000 per gig at Hindu temples and thought earning Sh100,000 would be quick.
• He represented Kenya in international table tennis before his music career took off.
• His early substantial pay was three drink coupons worth Sh250 each, and he once earned Sh7,000 monthly as a resident DJ.
• Now, through releasing his own music and international shows, he makes upwards of Sh250,000 per month.