After a prolonged silence, DamilolaH has returned to the music scene with his latest single, “Gyrate.” The track marks a powerful comeback, showcasing DamilolaH’s unique blend of Afrobeat rhythms and lyrical depth.

The song opens with a reflective tone, as DamilolaH addresses the pressures and struggles that come with success. “Can I tell you something you don’t know / They will pressure reason why you fight / Cause you will multiply / They will feel Endangered,” he sings, setting the stage for a narrative that explores themes of resilience, determination, and the cost of fame.

In the chorus, DamilolaH’s signature style shines through with catchy lines like “Lately, lately, lately / I be movin’ mad with the wave I roll / Call me the comando, emi Ororo.” The playful yet assertive lyrics highlight his confidence, as he embraces his journey and the challenges that come with it.

The song also features a mix of Yoruba and English, adding to its cultural richness and appeal. Lines like “Sukasa / Edi nla / Falala / Mu di wa / Kin la / Wan wa mi” add a rhythmic and melodic layer to the track, making it both infectious and memorable.

“Gyrate” is more than just a song—it’s a statement. DamilolaH reflects on his experiences, acknowledging the struggles he’s faced while also celebrating his victories. “Underrated but I’m rated / And I know say mo ma de beh / Mo ma ra leh / Mo ma ko le,” he asserts, confident in his path and the success that lies ahead.

As the song progresses, DamilolaH reveals a more vulnerable side, singing about the loneliness and confusion that often accompany his journey. “Even if I close my eyes I see / Crazy things that I don’t know the way out / Lonely, I don’t wanna live alone, oh, no,” he confesses, offering a glimpse into the emotional complexities behind his confident exterior.

“Gyrate” is a strong comeback for DamilolaH, blending introspection with infectious energy. The track is sure to resonate with fans and new listeners alike, cementing DamilolaH’s place in the Afrobeat scene.

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