Doha: Seyi Vibez as an emblem of African-Woke-Street-Enlightened consciousness: The potential of authentic individualism regardless of environmental crystallization

 

The song by itself starts with a fuzzy horn blaring the chorus: a repititive two note riff that dictates the pace of the rhythm of the song. The song has some deep subtle reverberance that characterize the emotional resonance of the song. 

Seyi Vibez starts with his usual afro-ghetto accent with impeccable command of the melody as usual. His accent is a little imbued with some retrospect and almost yielding acceptance of gratitude as to what life  can offer. 

His lyrics are like: this my talent na follow come. Ko si eni tolorun  which essentially means that "he is one of a kind and, No one greater than GOD. 

This song carries the audio-phonic symbolism of release, surrender and acceptance to the infinite beauty of life. Its specifically tiled Doha because he (seyi) had a stopover in Doha: which most likely was when he felt his epiphany and the revelation came in open heavens for which the inspiration was able to flow effortlessly and this great song was birthed.

Seyi Vibez has always been one to embody nostalgia in his songs, but "Doha" seems to announce a homecoming of some sort: maybe a final lap into the wholeness of his self realization and being" or the feeling of a great gush of peace he felt as he reminisced through beautiful memories that reinforced his gratitude "in the moment"

Doha is a soul tickling jam, and you most likely would love a listen.

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