ODUMODUBLVCK teams up with Stormzy and Zlatan on his recent release, a track called “PAY ME”.

“PAY ME” brings together the dynamic skills of ODUMODUBLVCK, Stormzy, and Zlatan in a potent musical blend.

The track “Pay Me” combines an original sample from VIP’s 2003 classic “Ahomka Wo Mu” with elements from Mama G’s 2009 hit “Jolly Forget Your Sorrow.”

ODUMODUBLVCK’s distinctive delivery brings together a catchy melody and sharp lyrics that showcase Black achievement and personal financial independence.

Stormzy’s dominant stage presence effortlessly connects with artists from Nigeria, complementing their work and amplifying the song’s global appeal.

Zlatan bursts in, injecting his verse with high-octane energy and a sharp, street-smart charm, turning every line into a crowd-pleasing anthem.

In “PAY ME,” three prominent figures from different musical backgrounds come together, amplifying the voice of the African diaspora while asserting their rights to compensation.

With a sense of entitlement, ODUMODUBLVCK, Stormzy, and Zlatan assert their value, turning the beat into a battleground.

The production unapologetically showcases its boldness, combining log drums with 808s infused by drill music and subtle choral harmonies that add a near-spiritual dimension to the track’s requirements.

The song, produced by Scarr, is a harmonious fusion of Afrobeat and UK drill, highlighting its theme of empowerment and solidifying its place as a must-listen for summer 2025 playlists.

“PAY ME” also stands out as a key single from ODUMODUBLVCK’s forthcoming album, featuring a talented ensemble of artists.

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