Rapper Phyno pairs up with vocalist Lojay on Bom Bom, a rhythm-filled duet from his album Let That Sink In.
Phyno’s hard street flow meets Lojay’s falsetto on Bom Bom, according to one blog. Lojay lifts the energy with soaring harmonies, so the record turns into a party tune. The hook centres on feminine allure and dancefloor chemistry. Phyno keeps his raspy Igbo-English flow, though Lojay carries the melody.
Banging kick drums and snappy shakers power a mid-tempo groove. A fluid, rolling bassline fills the low end, while the shakers keep time. The mood is joyful and built for weekend turn-ups. Penthauze and MAD Solutions share the copyright line on the album.
Lojay is one of seven guests on Let That Sink In. DancehallMag notes that Lojay and Oxlade both made their names on melody, so the pairing makes sense. That suggests the album leans on hooks as much as bars, though Phyno stays the lead voice. Magret with Oxlade is also a melody-led pairing on the same project.
Fireboy DML and Seyi Vibez are among the other guests. The full album has 15 tracks and runs about 45 minutes. Beautiful, with a Nancy Isime spoken intro, shows his softer side on the same album. Dance through Bom Bom and tell us in the comments – does Lojay or Phyno win the hook?
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