Radiating divine energy and multidimensional artistry, Waye is not your average musician—she’s a cosmic being, a seer, a healer, and a vessel for sound straight from the universe. Blending spirituality, intuition, and raw creativity, Waye creates what she calls “cosmic music”—vibrations that heal, awaken, and connect souls.

 

Known for her otherworldly aura, fearless individuality, and deep connection to her Nigerian roots, Waye is redefining what it means to be an artist in a world hungry for authenticity.

In this exclusive conversation, she opens up about her creative process, divine inspiration, fashion philosophy, and what it truly means to be an “old soul” walking the Earth in human form.

Waye in Her Own Words

Q: Who is Waye?

 

Waye: Waye is a big ball of cosmic energy, one of one—a multidimensional and multifaceted being, healer, seer, teacher, and mystic. I am everything.

Q: What type of music do you make?

 

Waye: Lmao, Waye types cosmic music. Shit!

 

Q: What’s your process for making music?

 

Waye: I’ve always had many processes. I never miss meditation. I get sun first thing in the morning and put my bare feet on the soil. I speak into the universe—and into my water—about what I want to create. I play with the elements; they walk with me. Sometimes I write in the studio, other times under my lemon tree or in bed. Producers can play beats for an hour and I’ll sing on every single one—complete songs—without stopping.

Q: Tell us a little bit about “Venus.”


Waye: Venus is the brightest star after the sun and moon. As a Libra, Venus is my planet. The song “Venus” was my cry for help—I felt like I didn’t belong. I was surrounded by people who weren’t deep enough. I wanted to experience something new, to be around people like me. I wrote it when I was sad and in pain.


Q: Do you feel like you’re from a different planet?


Waye: Yes, I do. I already live a magical life here on Earth—I must come from somewhere else.


Q: Is music a core part of your expression?


Waye: Music is the center of my soul. It’s how I express who I am.


Q: Tell us a fun fact about you.


Waye: I’m very shy 😂


Q: What makes your music stand out?


Waye: I’m a unique being. Everything I do stands out. My music comes straight from source—bloodline and ancestry. Whatever comes from that is one of a kind.


Q: What are your musical influences?


Waye: Everything and everyone I’ve ever listened to. Every artist, every sound, and that spirit within me that creates the songs.


Q: How do your roots influence your art?


Waye: I’m Edo and Yoruba, but I grew up in Kano. I talk about Kano all the time and add Hausa to many of my songs. I’ll soon have a project about my time in the north.


Q: Does your personal style translate into your music?


Waye: Loooool multidimensional cosmic baddie? Hell yeahhhhhhh.


Q: When do you feel most like yourself?


Waye: When I’m alone and when I’m at the beach.


Q: When did you realize you were meant to make music?


Waye: I think I always knew. I performed in secondary school, rapped at Christmas carols, and wrote music.


Q: Does your music speak to the soul?


Waye: Yup! My music is pure, unfiltered soul—soul to soul, you go.


Q: Which of your songs best describes you?


Waye: Healer.


Q: When do you feel most in sync with music?


Waye: Every day. Especially when I’m alone and there are beats.


Q: What does divinity mean to you?


Waye: Divinity is me. It’s being one with the source, having powers beyond the physical—being connected to something greater than your body.


Q: You’ve said you’re an “old soul.” Do you believe you’ve existed before?


Waye: Yeah, I’m an immortal in a mortal body. I’ve lived a million lives and keep coming back for a mission.


Q: Describe your musical journey in five words.


Waye: Divine. Orchestrated. Elevation. Magic. Growth.


Q: Do you consider yourself a master of disguise?


Waye: Yeah! I shape-shift a lot. You’ll always think you’re talking to someone else. My looks and body always change.


Q: Do you feel like a different person around others?


Waye: Always! I love people, but they exhaust me, bruh.


Q: If you weren’t making music, who would Waye be?


Waye: A bad bitch touring the world 😂. Kidding. Music is my world. I’d be a filmmaker and fashion creative—but I already do all that.


Q: You’re known for your bold fashion sense. Any dos and don’ts?


Waye: Lmao throw away those skinny jeans 😂. There are no rules in fashion—just don’t look wack.


Q: Where does your passion for styling come from?


Waye: Money! Lmaooo. But also, no one can see people the way I do. I bring out their fashion potential. Styling through Waye’s eyes—nobody can do it like me. The world will see that soon.