Omah Lay – I’m A Mess

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Omah Lay, born Stanley Omah Didia on May 19, 1997, in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, has rapidly ascended as a beacon of Afro-fusion's new wave. Coming from a musical family, with a grandfather who was a percussionist for the legendary Highlife singer Celestine Ukwu, music runs deep in his veins. Omah Lay's journey into the limelight began in his teenage years as a producer in his hometown, before his artistry took the forefront, leading to the release of his debut single 'Do Not Disturb' in April 2019. His breakthrough came with the release of 'Bad Influence' and the critically acclaimed Get Layd EP in May 2020, which showcased his velvety vocals, introspective lyrics, and a seamless blend of Afrobeat with soulful rhythms. The project's success catapulted him onto global playlists, earning him a spot on Apple Music's 'Africa Rising' artist. Omah Lay's sound, characterized by its depth, emotion, and infectious melodies, has not only defined him as a key player in the Afro-fusion scene but also as a voice for the African youth, navigating love and life's complexities. With awards and international recognition already under his belt, Omah Lay continues to push boundaries, promising a bright future in the global music scene.