Why Willy Paul has shut down his studio
Controversial singer Willy Paul has made a significant announcement regarding the temporary closure of his renowned Saldido International Entertainment Studio.
The ‘Njiwa’ hitmaker revealed this strategic move in an official statement on Tuesday, January 9, signaling a period of revitalizing transformation for the studio.
Willy Paul expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming changes, emphasizing the objective of enhancing the overall experience for customers, producers, and artists associated with the studio.
“We are excited to share that Saldido International Studio is undergoing a revitalizing transformation to enhance your experience,” Willy Paul announced in the statement.
Acknowledging the inconvenience caused by the temporary closure, Willy Paul explained that the studio will be temporarily out of service to accommodate necessary renovations and improvements.
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The decision to undergo these changes reflects a commitment to providing a state-of-the-art facility for creative endeavors.
“We appreciate your understanding as we work to enhance our facility. We will notify you once the studio is back in operation and ready to host your creative endeavors. Thank you for your continued support and cooperation,” Willy Paul expressed.
Willy Paul, known for his dynamic presence in the Kenyan music scene, ventured into the realm of record production by launching Saldido Records in 2019.
Under its wing, the artist signed a roster of talented individuals, including Miss Picasah, Klons, and Dice B.