Omah Lay’s debut album, “Boy Alone” has been out since last Friday and it’s the number one album in the country now.
There’s no doubt, the kid got a way with the music and yeah, he’s pretty good. The album, which has received mixed reviews from critics, is sure to become a fan favorite because of Omah Lay’s knack for those melodies.
There’s still a lot to unpack from this one and as time goes on, I believe we will start to have more appreciation for what he did. But at the moment, these are the five songs I am feeling the most from the album.
1. Bend You
This song is essentially the end of “Ye Ye Ye” supremacy. It means yet again, Omah Lay has done a jam that oozes sex as opposed to just an innuendo.
“Bend You” has an irresistible melody that could easily become the next big viral tune.
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2. Woman
He had released this one a while back before the album release. The third single from the album, “Woman” is simply an Afrobeat love number. Nothing more.
“Woman” is already a hit on the streets and the airwaves, and but for some explicit lyrics, this is the kind of song you’d hear at weddings. It’s got that appeal really.
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3. Attention ft. Justin Bieber
“Attention” is a real bop. It ain’t all that Afrobeats, although I guess that classification would work and the beat’s got groove anyway, so it doesn’t really matter. The song was quite the hit too.
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4. Understand
This was the first single from the album and Omah Lay’s most impressive single in a while.
“Understand” is like the part two of his 2020 smash hit, “Bad Influence.” It even has the same subject; heartbreak. All in all, a good song.
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5. Soso
“Soso” is one of those songs with spiritual vibes that can instantly take you into a trance if you’re on some psychedelics.
On the album, it stands out as the song with one of Omah Lay’s hardest performances.
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Well, that’s it for me.
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