“Of all generations in the Kenyan music industry, there is no generation of artists that is as hardworking as this generation, you can see the likes of Khaligraph are putting up major constructions and Bahati is also doing big things,” he said.

This is not the first time Otile Brown is speaking about taking up English songs. Before departing for his US tour, Otile said local fans needed to give artists opportunities to try new genres and languages in music.

"Try giving East African artists a chance to try different sounds and vibes, we are not copying but creating different sounds look at many artists repeating the same flow and arrangement," he said.

Otile defended his English songs which were being bashed saying they were as good as the swahili ones.

"Do you even listen to my English songs or since you love my Swahili songs you get bored even before giving them a chance. The pen game, arrangement and melodies if given a chance I would take over the continent and even the world, that’s not a secret,” Otile said

Otile Brown is among the most streamed artists in Kenya and the larger East African region.