Afrobeats star, Oladipupo Halley has revealed that life lessons are part of the inspiration behind his hit songs.
The ‘Colos Timo Mogbe’ crooner whose versatility has earned him a good reputation in the music industry noted that music is the tool he uses to express himself and address societal challenges.
Speaking in an interview, Halley reiterated that his creative voice is inspired by real life, street stories, and deep reflections on success, struggle, and faith.
”My music blends African rhythms, soulful melodies, and street wisdom, creating sounds that connect with everyday people and real emotions.
”Through my songs, I speak on life lessons, loyalty, hustle, hope, and self-belief, using catchy hooks, strong rhythms, and relatable lyrics. I aim to inspire, entertain, and remind people to stay true to themselves while chasing their dreams,” Halley said.
The Business Administration and Management graduate started music as a member of the choir in his church before making it official in 2006 with his first studio single “I want you”.
After a brief break from music to focus on his education, Halley returned to the scene with another single titled ‘Oko ati iyawo’ in 2010, and he hasn’t looked back ever since.
His latest cut, ‘Life Struggle (Abeokuta Boi) is currently available on all digital streaming platforms.
”I’m also working on shooting the video of Life Struggle due to popular demand, and more will follow as 2026 is going to be a busy year,” Halley concluded.
