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OMAH LAY FANS!! What’s Your Favorite Track From “Boy Alone”?

Omah Lay, the guy that first hit the airwaves during the lockdown, has finally come of age.

The youngster has over the past two years delivered consistently, releasing two EP’s in 2020 and several hit singles last year.

Omah Lay is already a big star and he has made some of the biggest songs out of Nigeria ever. Yet the kid has so much promise and he still has the potential to be so much more.

That’s why his debut album, “Boy Alone” is a much-anticipated project and one of the most awaited this year. No doubt, Omah Lay has come through again because what I’m hearing is a banger.

The album already has over 50 million streams on AudioMack and is already at #2 on Apple Music. It’s only a matter of time.

Boy Alone,” which is a direct follow-up to 2020’s “What Have We Done” has fourteen songs and features Justin Bieber and Tay Iwar. It would appear Omah Lay tried as much as possible to do his thing solo.

Here’s the tracklist below:

1- Recognize
2- I
3- Bend You
4- Woman
5- I’m a Mess
6- Temptation
7- Understand
8- Never Forget
9- Safe Heaven
10- Attention ft Justin Bieber
11- Soso
12- How to luv
13- Tell Everybody ft Tay Iwar
14- Purple Song

Of these tracks, which one is your favorite so far? Mine is “Bend you” one of the sexiest records Omah Lay has ever done.

Let’s hear from you if you’ve listened.

What’s Your Favorite Track From “Boy Alone”?

Drop a comment below 👇🏼

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