Nigerian music icon Olamide opens his highly anticipated Time & Space album with Elohim, a powerful introduction that sets the tone for his latest body of work.
The track sees Olamide deliver a reflective performance, blending his signature rap style with melodic elements and thoughtful lyricism. With its soulful production and expressive delivery, “Elohim” showcases the YBNL boss’ ability to connect personal themes with his evolving sound.
What it’s about
Olamide returns with a track whose name points toward a deeply spiritual direction. Going by the title, which translates to a Hebrew name for God, the song hints at themes of faith, gratitude, or divine intervention. As a Bariga-born heavyweight who helped define street-hop through albums like his 2011 debut Rapsodi, the YBNL boss often balances grit with reflection. Without confirmed lyrics available, the title suggests a prayerful or reverence-filled side to his catalog.
Written with AI from the song’s details and checked against them, not a review.
On TopCityTune
Charts- Olamide’s #121 most played song here, of 290
Track details
- Song
- Elohim
- Artist
- Olamide
- Album
- Time & Space
- Genre
- Afrobeat
- Plays here
- 6
