Steph Kapela has helped shape Nairobi's alternative urban sound. Born and raised in the city, the singer,
rapper, and songwriter spent nearly a decade in the United States refining his craft before returning home
to forge an independent path. His work moves between melody and rhythm, rooted in R&B, soul,
Afropop, and hip-hop, drawing on both his Nairobi upbringing and his time abroad.
His new single "Come Over" leans into confident, playful energy built around attraction and honesty. The
song opens with a direct invitation—an expression of admiration for a woman who has captured his
attention. The writing stays close to instinct, focusing on the tension between curiosity and desire as he
encourages her to close the distance.
The chorus repeats the central invitation, a simple hook that carries the mood. A guest verse adds another
perspective, keeping the focus on connection and mutual interest without overcomplicating the message.
The track carries an ease and openness, capturing two people straightforwardly navigating mutual
attraction. "This song is about that moment when you stop overthinking and just say what you feel,"
Steph Kapela says.
“Come over” is now available on all streaming platforms via ONErpm.
