Copycat Willy Paul proves a disgrace to the local music industry with latest track ‘Lamba Nyonyo’

Willy Paul has just proved that his musicality is entirely a sham. Pozzee may not have a true identity as an artist and has been fooling fans into believing that he has an ounce of originality.

The ‘Hallelujah’ artist has had fans confused over his music and purpose, volleying back and forth between gospel and secular music. Well, with this latest release some even wonder if he can even be classified as an artist at all. As earlier reported by The Sauce, Pozze who was formerly labeled as a gospel artist, jumped ship to the secular side earlier in 2019. He said in the interview that he is only an artist without any genre and if he decides to make gospel or secular music it’s up to him because God lives in him. He noted that the God who blesses top secular artists like Davido and Wiz Kid is the same God he serves and will bless him.

The ‘Shado Mado’ crooner has faced public shaming with the release of the track ‘Lamba Nyonyo.’ Not only is the track lacking in any edifying content, it also features Will Pozzee screaming on the track, making it a painful experience to listen to the sub-par release. With a title inspired by Ethic’s ‘Lamba Lolo,’ the track proved to disappoint right from the start.

Clutching at straws to stay relevant, he makes a poor attempt at some form of alliteration to make the track somewhat entertaining. Pozzee even copies and paste’s gengetone acts such as Ethic Entertainment and Sailors classic annunciation. As if that was not enough, Wilson Radido went to the extent of crossing genres and borders, borrowing from famed scandalous Jamaican duo RDX ‘s ‘Bend Over.’ But unfortunately for the ‘Kanungo’ singer, Kenyans on Twitter were less than impressed by the ‘Lamba Nyonyo’ release.

https://twitter.com/DavisWispers/status/1156437094325202945

https://twitter.com/mamo_ashamoah/status/1156437442712522752

This track ‘Lamba Nyonyo’ is laughable at best and is an indicator that Pozzee only has so far before he becomes an epic fail.

 

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