Staizz Omomummy links up with Evado on “Hallelu,” a street-hop record that turns gratitude into something you can move to.
The Nigerian Afro-fusion artist built the track around praise and appreciation, but he keeps the mood joyful rather than solemn, so the thanksgiving lands without feeling like a sermon . It follows his debut EP *Omo Mummy*, which arrived earlier this year, and this single builds on that foundation while leaning harder into spiritual statements .
What makes the record work is how it frames success. The lyrics look back on breakthroughs and financial wins, then pair that reflection with a resolve to push through whatever comes next . That combination gives the song its edge. It is not just a celebration. It is a celebration from someone who remembers the struggle, and Evado’s contribution adds another dimension because both artists address tenacity and personal advancement rather than trading empty boasts .
The collaboration itself makes sense. Staizz handles his part with the confident attitude that runs through Nigerian street-hop, and Evado slides in as a singer and rapper with enough range to match him . Neither artist gets buried. The track belongs to both of them, and the back-and-forth keeps the energy from settling into one lane.
For listeners who caught *Omo Mummy*, “Hallelu” reads as a step forward rather than a repeat. It takes the same streetwise confidence and points it at something bigger.
Press play on “Hallelu” and tell me whether this thanksgiving record earns a spot in your rotation.
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