Yinka Williams is developing a more genre-fluid direction with We Can’t Start It Again, combining contemporary R&B production with organic country-pop textures and emotionally direct songwriting.
The UK singer-songwriter closes out a hard chapter—early-2000s R&B melodies, dreamy guitars, country-tinged production—her soulful vocal holding it all together.
That balance suits today’s streaming landscape, connecting R&B storytelling with acoustic pop without forcing the crossover.

The single also marks a return to the personal songwriting that initially shaped Williams’ relationship with music.
Her previous international collaborations include work with Hungarian producer VekonyZ, which earned Best Electronic Single at the Hungarian Music Awards, and Greek producer Mark F Angelo.
With further singles planned ahead of her debut album, Williams is now turning those varied production experiences into a more cohesive artistic direction.

We Can’t Start It Again suggests that her next phase will be defined by emotional clarity, adaptable songwriting and a sound capable of moving between genres without losing its core identity.
