In a recent interview, Tolu Daniels shed light on the trenches music genre, highlighting that the sadness and struggles depicted in the music are a genuine reflection of the artists' realities.

Daniels stated: "Omah Lay is not the only sad artiste. All these boys making trenches music make sad music because that's their reality."

He emphasized that the genre is not just about melancholic vibes, but a true representation of the artists' experiences and environments.

"Trenches music is more than just a sound, it's a movement. It's a reflection of the struggles, the pain, and the hardships that these artists face every day."

Daniels' statement resonates with the growing popularity of trenches music, which has become a voice for the voiceless and a platform for artists to express their raw emotions.

By acknowledging the authenticity of trenches music, Daniels encourages listeners to connect with the artists on a deeper level, understanding that their stories are genuine and relatable.

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