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Omah Lay woman
Omah Lay is Stanley Omah Didia, born in Port Harcourt, Nigeria in 1997. He started making music early, and his 2019 single 'Do Not Disturb' got him noticed....
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Omah Lay is Stanley Omah Didia, born in Port Harcourt, Nigeria in 1997. He started making music early, and his 2019 single 'Do Not Disturb' got him noticed. In 2022, he put out his first album, 'Boy Alone', which did well in Nigeria and other parts of Africa.
His song 'Woman' is one of his popular tracks. He's worked with other artists like Wizkid, Adekunle Gold, and Tayc on that album. There was some trouble in 2020 when he was arrested in Uganda during COVID-19 lockdowns, which got people talking about artists and rules.
He makes music on his own but has producers and others who help. His sound mixes soul and R&B with Afrobeats.
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