Overami

Overami is more than just music to me it’s how I move and how I see the world.

I’m rooted in my Edo heritage, and that pride is part of everything I do. My sound reflects who I am. I can come aggressive and dominant, but I can also lean into vulnerability when it comes to love and desire. That balance is intentional. I’m not one-dimensional, and my music isn’t either.

A lot of what I stand for is resilience. I don’t believe in showing weakness to people who want to see you fall. In Laho which means “please” in Edo I talk about staying solid under pressure, protecting my name, and carrying myself like royalty. It’s about knowing who you are and not letting anyone shake that.

Visually, I’m very intentional. Red is a signature for me, especially with my arm band tie that represents my tribe. My supporters call themselves RAMMERS and it’s not just a title, it’s a mindset. It’s for people who choose themselves and move with confidence.

Overami is about presence, pride, and purpose. I’m building something real, and I’m not watering it down for anyone