Conventional and common in celebrities comebacks at internet trolls and haters in general is a bar that doesn’t exceed savage replies and few punchlines in their songs but Aramide is having none of that. She takes the unconventional route by going spiritual with help from Timaya who’s famous for calling out his haters. In Fall On Them; a single released barely 24 hours after she dropped her cover of 2Baba’s Amaka titled Emeka, Aramide comes for her enemies with weapons constituting brutish lyrics which includes her calling on the “fire of the Holy Ghost to fall on them”. She exploits the fast paced nature of spiritual warfare music by ensuring her fierce lyricism is rolled out on pulsating drums and spontaneous percussion instrumentals.
Fall On Them is definitely not what we’re used to hearing on a daily but it’s upbeat nature inspire body movements & its a projection of what a lot of people want for their ‘enemies’. It is available for streaming and download on most music platforms.