Chris Evans Kaweesi has never needed flashy visuals or complicated lyrics to make people feel something, and with “Ondese Otya,” he proves that once again.
Released on June 12, 2025, this new single is a quiet storm — a slow-burning, emotional track that doesn’t pretend to fix heartbreak. It simply sits with it.
The title, “Ondese Otya,” is a Luganda expression that cuts deep: “How have you left me like this?” It’s not a question that expects an answer. It’s the kind of thing you say when the silence after someone’s exit is louder than their presence ever was.
From the very first note, Chris Evans’s voice carries the weight of someone trying to understand what went wrong. He doesn’t over-sing it. He doesn’t dramatize it. He just lets the sadness speak — and that’s what makes the song so powerful.
The production is stripped back but polished, built around soft Afrobeat grooves and tender R&B melodies — a sound fans of Kidandali know well. Every layer feels intentional. Nothing is rushed. Nothing is forced. The beat doesn’t distract; it holds the space for the story.
And that story? It’s heartbreak in its rawest form. Not just loss, but the confusion that follows it. That quiet disbelief when someone you trusted just… leaves.
But more than anything, this song reminds you that pain is a part of love. And Chris Evans, more than most, knows how to give pain a melody.
[UGtunez.com]“Ondese Otya” by Chris Evans Kaweesi
