Late in 2020, Ojayy Wright put out “Fuji Pop,” a clear signal of his growth as an artist and, importantly, as a songwriter, using the sonic tells of Fuji music to create an extemporaneous anthem that was still rooted in the refined vibe of today’s Afropop.In that vein, Ojayy’s just-released project, “Commander-In-Chief”, is a natural continuation of his path from “Fuji Pop” and sees Ojayy self-mythologise over pulsating beats retro-fitted to his fizzing voice.
Within the 7-track project, “Fuji Pop” sounds immaculate as Teni’s tributes to old masters like King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal and Alabi Pasuma compliment Ojayy’s bubbly verse. A more textured showing on “Money Calling,” sees him own up to his hedonism and all that it brings over a plucked mid-tempo instrumental.
The lower half of Commander-In-Chief is packed with low-burning would-be love anthems like “Erika,” a flamenco-tinged ballad that showed another portal to Ojayy’s artistry while closer, “Ave Marie,” produced by Spellz is warm footnote on a project that has a bit of all we need.
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