Odumodublvck's 'Pay Me' honors Ghanaian hip-hop classic 'Ahomka Womu'
Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck has released a new single titled "Pay," which pays tribute to the iconic Ghanaian hip-hop classic "Ahomka Womu" by VIP. The track blends Afrobeat rhythms with a sample of the 2003 hit, creating a vibrant and assertive anthem that captures the attention of a new generation while honoring the beloved West African classic.
VIP, a dynamic group from Ghana, was known for their catchy melodies and vibrant beats, making "Ahomka Womu" an instant favorite in the early 2000s. Odumodublvck's modern take on the classic song features his unique style and confident delivery, with a sample of the familiar beat providing a bridge between two eras of West African music.
The inclusion of UK grime sensation Stormzy and Nigerian titan Zlatan in the track pays tribute to VIP's legacy and brings the sound to a global audience. This collaboration showcases the importance of intergenerational.
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