Kenyan artist Willy Paul returns with “Winjo Maber,” a new single that keeps his run of releases going across the East African music scene.
Real name Wilson Abubakar Radido, the Nairobi-born singer has spent over a decade building a catalogue that crosses borders easily. Records like “Njiwa” and “Hallelujah” with Tanzania’s Nandy, “Nobody” alongside Nigeria’s Yemi Alade and “Mmmh” featuring Rayvanny all show a pattern of pairing his voice with acts from across the continent. So “Willy Paul Winjo Maber” continues that same regional pull, even without a featured artist this time.
His vocal delivery on this record moves between soft, breathy phrasing and more assertive, rhythmic patterns that push the energy forward. That range has become something of a signature for him over the years. He balances vulnerable melodic sections with confident, high-energy passages, which keeps the emotional weight of the song intact from start to finish.
Willy Paul founded Saldido International Entertainment and has built his career around exactly this kind of adaptable songwriting. “Winjo Maber” fits comfortably into that catalogue, giving longtime fans another record built on the same versatile foundation.
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