Download Olamide – Olamidé (Album)
There’s a different kind of weight when an artist names an album after themselves especially this far into their career. For Olamide, titling this project Olamidé isn’t just a statement of identity. It’s a quiet declaration: this is me, fully. No filters, no gimmicks, no need to impress. Just evolution, elegance, and essence.
From the moment the album opens, it’s clear that this isn’t the same Baddo we met in the days of raw street anthems and fast-paced grit. He’s still there but this version is cleaner, more refined, and emotionally tuned in. The production is smoother, warmer, with a sense of space that lets both the lyrics and mood breathe. It’s hip-hop, it’s Afrobeats, it’s soul, it’s bounce it’s Olamide, unboxed.
Across the album, he moves like a man who’s been everywhere seen the highs, survived the lows and come out the other side with clarity. There’s wisdom in the writing, but also softness. Songs like Special and Duro carry a tenderness that feels earned, not performed. Meanwhile, tracks like 1 Shot and Billionaires Club remind you that he hasn’t lost that sharp edge he’s just choosing when to use it.
The features are thoughtfully curated. BOJ brings that smooth, alternative depth on Stronger, while Wizkid floats in with effortless cool on Billionaires Club, Darkoo, Popcaan, Fireboy DML, Asake each guest feels handpicked to fit the exact mood of their song. No wasted appearances. No clutter. Just synergy.
Production-wise, it’s pristine. There’s a sonic maturity here everything feels tailored, not templated. Whether it’s the warm bounce of Luvaluvah, the spiritual glow of Rain, or the textured minimalism on Indika with Dr. Dre and SPINALL, every beat serves the moment. Nothing feels rushed. Nothing feels like filler.
But at the heart of Olamidé is reflection. Not just on fame or music, but on self. This is an album made by someone who’s no longer chasing legacy because he’s already built it. Now, he’s just living inside it. Comfortable. Intentional. Present.
Olamidé is not about making noise it’s about making meaning. It’s about showing range without shouting, and expressing power without pressure. It’s the sound of an artist who’s grown into himself completely, and is finally ready to let the music speak in full sentences, not just punchlines.
Olamide – Olamidé (Album) Track List
Olamide – Free Ft Seyi Vibez & Muyeez
Olamide – 99 Ft. Seyi Vibez, Asake, Young Jonn & Daecolm
Olamide – Indika Ft. Dr. Dre & SPINALL
Olamide – Billionaires Club Ft Wizkid & Darkoo
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