Omah Lay not too long ago appeared on the Zach Sang Present to delve into his newest monitor, “Shifting,” from his forthcoming album, “Readability of Thoughts.”
“Shifting” explores the themes of escapism, the relentless passage of time, and the search for moments that surpass materialistic worth. The refrain, with its repetitive line “I’ve been transferring,” evokes a way of fixed movement or unease, doubtlessly mirroring the artist’s journey or struggles.
The lyrics convey a craving to flee life’s pressures, as illustrated by references to fleeing from sirens and going through “likkle drama.” The tune additionally emphasises the significance of experiences and connections that cash can’t purchase, highlighting their enduring worth.
Throughout his chat with Dan Zolot and Zach Sang, Omah Lay additionally opened up about his hit single “Holy Ghost,” the commercialisation of Afrobeats, the artistic course of behind “Boy Alone,” his first expertise with an earthquake, and extra.
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