The Sega Sega Band is a Kenyan musical ensemble led by Osumba Rateng, known for its foundational role in the development of the Benga genre during the early 1970s. Hailing from Rang’ala Village in the Nyanza region, the group gained prominence by translating the traditional, rhythmic sounds of the eight-stringed nyatiti lyre onto the acoustic guitar, creating a fast-paced and melodic style unique to the Luo people. Their music, exemplified by popular tracks like "Flora," is characterized by intricate finger-picking patterns and driving percussion that helped define the golden era of East African guitar music. Today, the band is celebrated as a vital link between traditional Kenyan folk roots and the modern electric Benga sound.