Barry Jhay brings in Ehizay for “Uwese,” and it arrives as one of the more emotionally layered collaborations on “Barrystar Vol. 2.”
The title “Uwese” carries warmth in its very sound, and the song lives up to that feeling. This one isn’t about grinding or city life. It pulls in a softer direction, the kind of record that slows everything down and makes you pay attention to what’s actually being said. Barry Jhay has always had the ability to switch between celebratory and introspective without losing his audience, and “Uwese” is a good example of that range.
The collaboration is a memorable listening experience with smooth vocals and emotional songwriting, the chemistry between both artists helping to elevate the record while keeping the album’s overall cohesion.
Ehizay doesn’t come in just to fill a verse either. She adds real texture to the song, bringing a vocal quality that complements Barry Jhay’s delivery rather than competing with it. Together they create something that feels genuine rather than like a studio arrangement made purely for commercial reasons.
Within a seventeen-track project that covers a lot of ground, “Uwese” gives “Barrystar Vol. 2” one of its most tender moments. It’s the kind of song that sneaks up on you quietly and stays longer than expected. Let it play when you need something that actually feels like something.
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