Over '90s themed RnB and Amapiano production, Lojay spins stories of heartbreak, anguish and romantic encounters into compelling melodies and stirring one-liners
I genuinely hate that LOJAY is not as celebrated for his melodious ability. Also, the fact that his name doesn’t pop up in the pen game conversations. He is one of the few that still intelligently infuse that sense of imagery in his lyrics. I was listening to this EP on shuffle, and when I heard Yahweh, I had to stop and think, "What is this poison?" I adored every second of that song. Not to mention, Lojay understands what he offers, as evidenced by the selection of songs in relation to the lyrical content in an EP titled Gangster Romantic. I thought I was the only one who noticed his constant references to cars, it's clear he's more than just a random fan of fast engines. Lojay to me, is kind of the polar opposite of Ogranya in that they both sing love songs, but Lojay has a hard guy touch to him, whereas Ogranya is a soft lover. I'm looking forward to hearing more collaborations between him and Nigerian and international artists. I definitely want to see him work with Mannywelz, Gabzy, Aylo and many more.
I genuinely hate that LOJAY is not as celebrated for his melodious ability. Also, the fact that his name doesn’t pop up in the pen game conversations. He is one of the few that still intelligently infuse that sense of imagery in his lyrics. I was listening to this EP on shuffle, and when I heard Yahweh, I had to stop and think, "What is this poison?" I adored every second of that song. Not to mention, Lojay understands what he offers, as evidenced by the selection of songs in relation to the lyrical content in an EP titled Gangster Romantic. I thought I was the only one who noticed his constant references to cars, it's clear he's more than just a random fan of fast engines. Lojay to me, is kind of the polar opposite of Ogranya in that they both sing love songs, but Lojay has a hard guy touch to him, whereas Ogranya is a soft lover. I'm looking forward to hearing more collaborations between him and Nigerian and international artists. I definitely want to see him work with Mannywelz, Gabzy, Aylo and many more.