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Released on May 22, 2020, “Ye Ye Ye” was the closing track on Omah Lay’s debut EP, Get Layd, the project that introduced the Port Harcourt-born artist to a much wider audience. At the time, Omah Lay was still a relatively new name, but the sound was already unmistakably his. “Ye Ye Ye” blended smooth Afrobeats with playful lyrics, catchy melodies and the raw confidence that would become part of Omah Lay’s identity. The song was produced by Andre Vibez, with Omah Lay and Alexander Uwaifo credited as songwriters. It also came during an important moment in Omah Lay’s rise. Get Layd arrived with records like “Bad Influence,” “You,” “Lo Lo,” “Damn” and “Ye Ye Ye,” giving listeners an early look at the sound that would eventually help Omah Lay become one of Nigeria’s biggest alternative Afrobeats artists. And “Ye Ye Ye” had a different kind of energy. It wasn’t trying to be overly serious. It was cheeky, confident, melodic and very Nigerian, packed with local references and the kind of carefree energy that made the song easy to sing along to. The official “Vibez Video” was released through Omah Lay’s official YouTube channel in May 2020, giving the song its own visual identity. Looking back now, you can hear an artist still finding his way but already showing the personality and musical instincts that would become his trademark.
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