Vitu Ndogo Ndogo is the new anthem! David Wonder signed under EMB Records has released a new song, Ndogo Ndogo which features Bahati. He brought in new talent saying he will never stop discovering and helping grow new talent because he was also the beneficiary of a helping hand.

 The reason I'll Never Stop Discovering & helping New Artists is because Myself I was also helped to be The #BAHATI I am Today. That's Why I Promised God As long as am at the Top I'll be Introducing atleast One New Gospel Artist every Year; May the Lord JESUS help me.

The song has released to mixed reactions, but the beat is quite a catchy one that can make you wiggle-waggle in the club. This has, of course, brought in the question "Has gospel music in Kenya taken a turn and is Bahati trying to counter Willy Paul's new release?"

The beat to the song has a reggae beat and in the song, they have quoted on of the songs from Timmy T Dat, Trikide. The song has a gospel message that the small worries we have in this world should not stop us from praising God. Was there a better way to deliver the message?

The African gospel industry has been set up in such a way that we expect a soulful beat. The Kenyan gospel industry has tried to break away from that status quo by having a reggae or even dancehall beat to alot of our gospel music.

In the beginning of the song, Dj Shiti and Njugush kick it off with some humour which is also making it people's favourite. It is a new and interesting form of gospel.

Here are some of the mixed reactions fans had:

Dyphre:Hey Timmy t dat plz listen to this song, ur influence ohh, tricky dee

Ciru: Shiti na njugush same place wanakuanga wameniweza!! Looooool.. Mwenye amekudress bahati kazi safi saaana.. Eeeeeeish

Jordan: Bahatide hw willypozee any similarity c mm ni chokora Msanii

hiccup: You don't have to release a song to counter Pozee new jam....avoid that