Music
Olamide invokes the spiritual on ‘Spirit’
Since the release of his label’s joint project, YBNL Mafia Family, Olamide has been underlining the towering strength of his brand with standard hits that prove to be engaging and impressionable. While he presses on the existing dictates of said brand, Olamide has been imbuing his recent releases with more of standard Afrobeat sounds and […]
Since the release of his label’s joint project, YBNL Mafia Family, Olamide has been underlining the towering strength of his brand with standard hits that prove to be engaging and impressionable. While he presses on the existing dictates of said brand, Olamide has been imbuing his recent releases with more of standard Afrobeat sounds and less of his usual street sound. His just released single, Spirit is proof of this.
On the Pheelz produced Spirit, Olamide voices the extent of his power highlighted by an array of incomprehensive but intrinsic lines atop an acoustic blend of instrumentals that gives the mid-tempo song, zest.
“I have refused to downgrade from god to man” Olamide sings, proof of the powerful moves he’s been making in recent times, how far he has come and where this journey will take him.
