Seyi Vibez and Omah Lay are contemporary Nigerian singer-songwriters associated with West African popular music, particularly Afrobeats, Afropop and elements of R&B and street-pop. Seyi Vibez emerged in the late 2010s and is known for blending melodic vocal delivery with Yoruba- and pidgin-inflected lyrics, often addressing themes of street life, personal struggle and aspiration; his recordings incorporate trap, fuji and traditional Nigerian influences. Omah Lay rose to prominence in the early 2020s with smooth, intimate vocals and minimalist production that fuse Afrobeat rhythms, R&B sensibilities and dancehall-influenced grooves, frequently exploring relationships and emotional introspection. Both artists have been part of a broader generation reshaping contemporary Nigerian popular music.