Dha Beast didn't just happen to get into music; it was a big part of his life growing up in Ibadan. Olorunfemi Ayomide has learned how to balance feeling with rhythm. He started singing in the church choir when he was young and has since carved out his sound in the city's creative pulse. His new song, "Rolling," perfectly captures that balance.
"Rolling" has a steady, mid-tempo groove that feels both relaxed and purposeful. It is based on Afrobeats and Afro-pop. It's the kind of album that doesn't try to impress you right away, but instead slowly draws you in. Dha Beast's delivery is calm but sure, and he rides the beat with a natural ease that comes from real life rather than performance.
The mood is somewhere between reflective and uplifting, which makes it great for late-night drives, quiet times, or just letting the day happen. The song's smooth flow is what stands out the most. The melody is easy to remember without being too much, and the rhythm makes you nod your head almost without thinking about it. His years of choral training have given him great vocal control, which gives the song a clean, polished sound while still keeping its street-level honesty.
"Rolling" makes me think of an artist trusting their work. It's about moving forward, growing, and staying grounded while life keeps going. Dha Beast shows here that sometimes the best records are the ones that keep moving forward, one honest step at a time.
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