Kenyan singer Otile Brown has released a soulful R&B-influenced song called “Don’t Love Me.”

This soul-stirring Afro-R&B track “Don’t Love Me” is a deeply personal and emotive confession by Otile Brown, where he expresses his vulnerability through melodic lyrics that explore themes of love, loneliness, and emotional burnout.

With a blend of English and Swahili and his characteristic smooth tone, Otile shares insights into the challenges of being single, the desire for meaningful connection, and the anxiety of potentially never meeting the right partner.

The song features striking lyrics such as “Gat damn I love love, even though love don’t love me so” and “If love is wealth, then I am poor in love.”

The song vividly conveys the unvarnished truth of heartbreak in a manner that resonates profoundly with listeners.

This song is not only about heartbreak, but also about finding strength, taking time to think, and the complexity of love in the modern world.

“Love Me” is not included, however, “Don’t Love Me” adds another powerful chapter to Otile Brown’s emotionally rich discography. Produced by QTIP beatz.

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