Nigerian music veteran Olamide represents the streets in his latest instalment, “Street Jam,” off his project.
In two minutes and seven seconds, Olamide jumps on a hip-hop-infused instrumental to deliver a catchy street anthem.
Taking his rap to a hundred, “Street Jam” sees Olamide delivering some dope punchlines with transitions from Yoruba to English and vice versa.
Eskeez was credited for the production. The song “Street Jam” was taken from Olamide’s recently released album, “Unruly.”
Olamide’s sophomore album, “Unruly,” was packed with 15 tracks and featured guest appearances from Rema, CKay, Fireboy DML, Bnxn, and Asake.
The body of work “Unruly” album was preceded by songs like “Trumpet” with CKay and “New Religion” alongside Asake.
Quotable Lyrics:
Ewo tu lele yi (yuh)
Kilotu gbede yi (yuh)
Anoti lele yi (yuh)
Baba yin lele yi (yuh)
Omo na money (yuh)
De ginger (yuh)
Hustle everyday (yuh)
Oya lowo wa (yuh)
Eruku (yuh)
Orun mu oru (yuh)
Bonshe shey laye (yuh)
Lonshe lorun (yuh)
Momor alufa (yuh)
Ton je elede (yuh)
Momor pastor (yuh)
Tonmu pelebe (yuh)
Listen below:
Olamide – Street Jam (BUY/STREAM)
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