In a recent interview, Nigerian singer Omah Lay shared a shocking experience that forced him to re-record his entire album.

When asked about the new era of Afrobeat and its relation to his latest release, Omah Lay revealed that another artist had stolen his idea and sound.

"'An artist put out his album with my idea and sound I shared with him. I had to re-record my whole album,'" Omah Lay said, expressing his frustration and disappointment.

This unexpected setback didn't hold him back, as he chose to re-record his album and move forward. 

Omah Lay's experience highlights the challenges artists face in the music industry, including idea theft and intellectual property infringement.

"'It was a difficult situation, but I couldn't let it define me,'" Omah Lay added. "'I had to create something new and better, and that's what I did.'"

Omah Lay's story serves as a testament to his resilience and dedication to his craft. 

Despite the obstacles, he continues to push the boundaries of Afrobeat and create music that inspires and resonates with fans worldwide.

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