Omah Lay Calls Out Colleague For Stealing His Music Idea
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Nigerian singer and songwriter, Stanley Omah Didia, popularly known as Omah Lay has called out a colleague for plagiarism
Omah Lay narrated how a popular singer he shared his idea with, stole the idea and made an album with it.
During an interview with Zach Sang Show, Omah Lay disclosed how he shared an idea with an artist, only for the artist to make use of it.
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According to the singer, he planned to make the whole album with the new sound, but after plagiarism by his colleague, he had to remake his album and believed it would be the greatest.
“Holy Ghost is a new movement, I was going to make the whole album with the new sound, but along the line, I changed my mind, and I decided to shared an idea with a certain artist, and the artiste went ahead and put up an album with my idea, and I had to go back and record my album.
I had an idea to do something with sound, and he came to me and asked me and it is an artist that I love. So, I decided to collaborate and show him where I was heading with Afrobeat and five months later, he put up an album with the same sound that I shared with him. So, I had to go back and remake my album, which would be the greatest album of all time probably in history.”
According to the singer, he planned to make the whole album with the new sound, but after plagiarism by his colleague, he had to remake his album and believed it would be the greatest.
“Holy Ghost is a new movement, I was going to make the whole album with the new sound, but along the line, I changed my mind, and I decided to shared an idea with a certain artist, and the artiste went ahead and put up an album with my idea, and I had to go back and record my album.
I had an idea to do something with sound, and he came to me and asked me and it is an artist that I love. So, I decided to collaborate and show him where I was heading with Afrobeat and five months later, he put up an album with the same sound that I shared with him. So, I had to go back and remake my album, which would be the greatest album of all time probably in history.”
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