A Soundtrack to Life: Hildah Watiri

Based on her discography. I could describe Hildah Watiri as an all round creative(Singer, songwriter, Guitarist, actor, media practitioner and film producer and writer) as she incorporates and experiments with different sounds creating her own version of afro fusion/pop, soul and rnb which you can clearly pick up from her music.

Coming from a musician background, Hildah Watiri has been in tune (see what I did there😂) with harmonies thanks to her dad but took up singing in high school where she was part of a girl band. Performing in various school events is what eventually made her discover her love of the art.

Her instrument of choice is the guitar which is part of her creative process that varies from cute love songs to up-tempo music you can dance to. Y'know whatever she's in the mood for which is the best way to create I would say✰.

Hildah Watiri's growth in the Kenyan music scene can be seen through collabs with other local artists like Kayrop in so loved ,Kamwari in Modest and these songs are available on all streaming platforms be sure to check them out and support:) And in the near future she will be a household name because of her raw talent and creativity.💛

Be sure to be on the lookout for her first single of the year!!💃💃 plus, her sophomore E.P in October and catch her live on 30th October at alchemist Afreenation vol 7 I've already told you mapema so no excuses😂. What can I say, she's a gift that keeps on giving😂.

Be sure to check out:

Her youtube https://youtube.com/@hildahwatiri?feature=share9

Her spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/4XTUHZbb6KmJJKUrdBAKDM?si=nN4E_hOXThWNSU0KcUFPxQ

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