He is yet to shoot a music video for the hit song but the audio is receiving rave reviews on YouTube. One fan says, " This is some Next Level Music Stuff. Keep it up bro and Keep em comin thro. Sigh! I can't get enough of this. Too beautiful "
Another wrote, "Kwame ,You are our next Trey Songz, Tyrese, J Holiday, Ray J, R.Kelly combined."
This enthusiastic fan added, "Awesome just love your songs keep on pressing on Keep up bro you really make us proud and Kenya in general."
A fan from Australia said, "Hey!! Mate am listening to this song in Brisbane Australia. This track is a killer!! Good work! Nice work, you just won yourself one more believer."
beside these rave reviews, most fans decribed Aki Wewe as "refreshing" and "deep...great work".
Aki Wewe was birthed not in the throes of passion, but as a celebration of matrimony.
According to a press release, Kwame croons an enfeebling serenade to his wife, giving breath to words rarely heard from the lips of lesser mortals afraid to voice their emotions.
The chorus denotes a sigh that escapes his heart, whenever he recalls the apple of his eye. A love note he claims, gave rise to this masterpiece. Like pure spring water emerging from the parched ground.
The single was produced by Waithaka of Waithaka Ent, and MG. The backing vocals were provided by Barbara Guya, a stellar vocalist who has sung with the likes of Kidum and Suzanna Owiyo among a galaxy of dazzling stars.
Kwame’s honey-laced vocals and Benjamin Kabaseke’s deft guitar strumming give the song its soothing signature.
The entire jam is a breezy blend that will go into the annals of history as one of Kenya’s amazing love songs.
Kwame is a cupid-like chanteur; he has no qualms about making love an everyday affair. His favorite muse is none other than his beloved wife, who he talks about in glowing terms.
As evidenced by Malkia, he swings open the temple doors and lets the world into the holies of holies, the inner sanctum of his heart.
Here is the audio. Enjoy.
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