Review: Omah Lay – Ye Ye Ye
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Andre made a very infectious instrumental with an unwavering guitar loop and a mild but groovy reggae drum pattern. This was a very unique reggae instrumental with a subtle rock influence making it harder than a regular reggae vibe but softer than dancehall. Omah Lay did justice to the instrumental with a smooth RnB-esque reggae delivery. With his smooth and unique vocals, he talks gruesomely about his sexual escapade with a lady as he glides through the beat with surreal melodies and a perfect hook to match.
PS: there's a free verse space at the end of the record for all you rappers and singers that would love to jump on it.
