Omah Lay Reflects On How His Music Career Changed In One Year

Sensational fast-rising singer, Omah Lay has reflected on his music career and how much it has changed in just one year.

The singer who has been making waves since the release of his critically acclaimed debut EP “Get Layd” reminisced on his life just a year ago. The “Bad Influence” singer who also just released another EP “What Have We Done” recalled that by this time last year, he was in his tiny room singing songs he didn’t know whether people would ever hear or like.

Taking to his Twitter page, he wrote: “This time last year I was holed up in my tiny room singing my guts out, not knowing if people would ever hear or even appreciate these songs.Fast forward few months later, those songs came together to become an EP titled ‘Get Layd’ and that shit changed my life!!!I see myself everywhere, hear myself everywhere, feels great! Everything I ever wished for…

But with it went the simple things of life ?????, I miss being Stanley!!! Got me asking myself sometimes WHAT HAVE WE DONE???!!! Don’t mind me, this shit is still new to me.I like to think that I have grown since the last time you heard from me and I’m sure you’d hear that from my music.

This time last year I was holed up in my tiny room singing my guts out, not knowing if people would ever hear or even appreciate these songs.

— Omah Lay (@Omah_Lay) November 19, 2020

Fast forward few months later, those songs came together to become an EP titled ‘Get Layd’ and that shit changed my life!!!

— Omah Lay (@Omah_Lay) November 19, 2020

I see myself everywhere, hear myself everywhere, feels great! Everything I ever wished for…

— Omah Lay (@Omah_Lay) November 19, 2020

But with it went the simple things of life ?????, I miss being Stanley!!! Got me asking myself sometimes WHAT HAVE WE DONE???!!! Don’t mind me, this shit is still new to me.

— Omah Lay (@Omah_Lay) November 19, 2020

I like to think that I have grown since the last time you heard from me and I’m sure you’d hear that from my music.

— Omah Lay (@Omah_Lay) November 19, 2020