Omah Lay joins bees & honey, BEAM & Gyptian for ‘As We Get High’

Omah Lay Teams Up With bees & honey, BEAM & Gyptian for Intoxicating New Single “As We Get High”

Nigerian superstar Omah Lay has linked up with creative collective bees & honey for a genre-blurring masterpiece that transcends borders and blends cultures. “As We Get High” brings together the Port Harcourt crooner with Jamaican-American artist BEAM and reggae-dancehall legend Gyptian for a track that effortlessly fuses Afro-fusion with Caribbean soundscapes.

The production is pure seduction—a slow-burning blend of moody Afro-R&B, atmospheric dancehall rhythms, and thundering sub-bass that creates an immersive sonic experience. Each artist carves out their own lane on the spacious instrumental: Omah Lay opens with his signature melancholic falsetto that fans have come to love, delivering introspective melodies that float hypnotically over the beat. BEAM switches up the energy with sharp contemporary dancehall flows, while Gyptian’s weathered, soulful vocals provide a nostalgic foundation that ties the whole collaboration together. The chemistry between these vastly different artists is surprisingly seamless.

Thematically, “As We Get High” explores escapism and intimate connection—those precious moments of peace and romance that cut through life’s noise. It’s a late-night anthem designed for beachside sessions and dimly lit dance floors, capturing the essence of Lagos, Kingston, and Miami in one cohesive summer vibe. The track showcases how Afrobeats continues to evolve through global collaboration, proving that great music has no geographical boundaries.