Olamide – “Eru” (Prod. By P.Prime)

Eru

Olamide – “Eru” (Prod. By P.Prime

The wait is finally over as Olamide dishes out the highly anticipated single – “ERU”… Listen!

After a long period off the music scene YBNL Boss, Olamide returns with a brand new song titled “Eru“. This tune is an Afro-Rap-Pop record with quality production from P.Prime. Baddo Sneh comes through to prove he is still banger in him as this song will make you Manya, loose some control.

Olamide Adedeji is a popular Nigerian singer-songwriter and indigenous hip-hop rapper. He is popularly called ‘Olamide Baddo’ or ‘Baddo Sneh’. He founded the YBNL Nation, an independent record label that brought talents; Adekunle Gold, Lil Kesh, Chinko Ekun, Viktoh, Lyta, DJ Enimoney and Fireboy. Olamide raps and sings both in his native language, Yoruba, and the general language English. He has earned lots of Awards to his name and released more than 20 hit songs with 9 studio albums; ‘Rhapsodi’, ‘YBNL (Yahoo Boy No Laptop)’, ‘Street OT’, ‘Baddest Guy Ever Liveth’, ‘2Kings’, ‘Eyan MayWeather’, ‘The Glory’ to name a few.

Olamide’s late release was his 2020 debut – ‘999‘ The EP, a body of work that housed 9 tracks. The EP has dope tracks like; ‘Rich and Famous‘, ‘No Time‘ and hit track ‘Wonma!‘. This new single is a follow up to the EP which was released in February.

“Eru” is a banging Rap-Pop sound that will burst your speakers. The song talks about been Bucks Up, Endowed and Bless. Olamide says he can’t never get tired of spending, making money and taking care of his endowed lady.

YBNL Nation and EMPIRE heavyweight, Olamide serves up his eagerly awaited single titled “Eru“.

The P.Prime-produced record ‘Eru‘ is a mid-tempo joint that has the regular Olamide effect.

In addition, Olamide has hinted on his forthcoming project expected soon.

Listen below:-

Quotable Lyrics

Blow the money blow the money
Make the people manya
Make the people manya o
Blow the money blow the money
Make the girls dem whine up
Make the girls dem whine up
Ko le remi rara
Eyin ma nawo tan
Awa alowo’nle (eru omo eru-eru, ebe omo ebe)