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Nigerian hitmaker, Omah Lay, has made a powerful start to 2024 by unveiling the freshly produced visuals for his chart-topping hit single, “Holy Ghost.”
After rounding off 2023 on a high with his hit singles ‘Soso’ and ‘Reason’ finishing in the top 10 of Apple Music Nigeria and Spotify Nigeria’s top songs, the hitmaker has struck the ground running in 2024.
In the music video for ‘Holy Ghost’, Omah Lay took viewers on a grandiose journey, quite literally ascending to new heights in a big-screen-worthy display.
The Afrobeat sensation takes viewers on a musical journey that transcended the ordinary, delivering a piece that resonated with both depth and rhythm.
Omah Lay, known for his distinctive voice and genre-defying style, brought forth “Holy Ghost” as a testament to his evolving artistry.
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The beats were hypnotic and the lyrics carry a spiritual weight that added a layer of meaning to the track.
Omah quite literally ascended to another level in this big screen-worthy visual.
In heaven-sent fashion, a ritualistic procession of brides follows him up a mountain as a white horse gallops across a field until he’s encircling a bonfire in a moment of elation.
These vignettes infuse the track with evocative energy, spirit, and significance.
They stood out as his most inspiring and inimitable while also echoing the song’s expansive scope, exuding a glorious sense of connection to something far beyond the individual.
‘Holy Ghost’ was one of Omah Lay’s most inspirational and unparalleled creations yet.
Since its release last month, the track has rapidly gained traction, amassing a staggering 71.8 million global streams.
The single reached the summit of TurnTable Top 100 in a display of Omah Lay’s status as one of Nigeria’s foremost hitmakers.
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