Kenyan-Dutch singer-songwriter Dunia Wamaitha has released a new Afropop/dance single, “Have Some Fun (Not the One)”, produced by Kenyan musician and producer Savara, according to a press release issued on December 2, 2025. The track is available on major streaming platforms via Sol Generation Publishing.

The release adds to a growing pipeline of Kenyan music exports, reflecting the continued commercialisation of Afropop and the increasing role of international diaspora talent in extending the reach of Kenyan creative intellectual property. Wamaitha, who is Kenyan-born and based in Amsterdam, is positioning her music for global distribution while retaining Kenyan production inputs through the collaboration with Savara.

In the statement, the single is described as written by Wamaitha and centred on “joy, confidence and choosing yourself.” The press release adds that the song blends pop and Afro elements and is aimed at empowering listeners.

Wamaitha said the concept behind the song was to deliver empowerment and self-assurance. “My goal was to make a song that empowers listeners to feel sexy and powerful, no matter what they’re going through,” Dunia Wamaitha said in the press release. She added: “It blends pop and Afro elements and expresses my desire to embody both logic and intuition, embracing my femininity while staying strategic and independent. It’s about being unapologetically myself and finding empowerment through balance.”

Savara’s involvement is notable within Kenya’s music business, where established acts increasingly participate in production, publishing and rights-led collaborations beyond performance. The release states that the track was produced by Savara and frames the partnership as part of Wamaitha’s studio experience and creative direction.

Wamaitha’s background includes performance work and acting, which the press release links to her broader artistic identity and storytelling approach. According to the statement, she began writing rhymes as a child and later performed in professional musicals, experiences that helped build her vocal confidence and commitment to music.

For Kenya’s creative economy, cross-border projects such as this can expand opportunities in music publishing, producer services, and royalty-driven income—particularly when distribution is structured through formal entities. In this case, Sol Generation Publishing is cited as the publishing channel for the release. While the statement does not disclose financial terms, streaming-led releases typically rely on scale and sustained audience growth, making marketing, playlisting, and live performance tie-ins key to monetisation.

The press release indicates Wamaitha plans to release more music in 2026, signalling further output that could strengthen her catalogue and licensing potential across platforms, brand partnerships and sync opportunities.

“Have Some Fun (Not the One)” is out now on major streaming services, the statement said. Media inquiries were directed to press@anyiko-pr.com.