Olamzzy is turning street wisdom into sonic therapy with his latest drop, “EWE”—a spiritual anthem rooted in Yoruba heritage, healing, and hustle.
More than just a song, “EWE” is a coded message laced with metaphors and survival stories. The title, which means “leaf” in Yoruba, references traditional herbs (“ewe ati egbo”)—used not just for physical healing, but spiritual balance. The beat pulses like a smoky danfo ride through the heart of Lagos, while Olamzzy’s lyrics blend ancestral homage with street grit.
“Ewe isn’t just a plant; it’s survival,” Olamzzy says. “This is for the ones who heal while they hustle.”
With each verse, Olamzzy offers a kind of musical incense—burning with intention, resilience, and rooted identity. It’s old-school wisdom for a new generation—made for dreamers, grinders, and soul searchers alike.
Whether you’re dancing in the club or meditating on your journey, “EWE” hits different. It’s movement and medicine.
