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Lyta Makes Marlian Music Debut With Corny ‘Hold Me Down (Omo Gidi)’
This week Lyta re-enters the music industry with Hold Me Down (Omo Gidi), through on a path paved by Naira Marley’s Marlian Music following his controversial exit from Olamide’s YBNL Nation and a solo stint. In typical and comely fashion, Lyta weaponizes his tuneful and street influenced vocals as his tool of choice in laying […]
This week Lyta re-enters the music industry with Hold Me Down (Omo Gidi), through on a path paved by Naira Marley’s Marlian Music following his controversial exit from Olamide’s YBNL Nation and a solo stint.
In typical and comely fashion, Lyta weaponizes his tuneful and street influenced vocals as his tool of choice in laying his emotions out to the single’s muse. He has mastered the art of swaying his lovers and his listeners along, so showering her with praise to get her on his side comes without problems for the renowned lover boy and in translation, highlights a wonderful time wallowing in corny feelings for his listeners.
Apart from renewed passion, Lyta brings nothing new with him from his new deal but time will tell what kind of journey it will be.
