Limoblaze links up with Jackie Hill Perry and Princeton South on ‘WAY‘, bringing together Afro hip hop and rap in a way that feels natural and grounded.
The song opens with the chorus, and it is filled with punchlines that immediately set the tone. There is no long introduction. From the start, you can hear the direction of the record.
One line that stands out is, “I dey follow the Blesser, ’cause na Him be the WAY,” which simply means I follow the One who blesses, because He is the Way. It captures the heart of the song in plain terms. It is simple and direct, but it carries weight. That line clearly shapes the title, ‘WAY’. It speaks about choosing God’s path and remaining on it, turning away from every false way and fixing your focus on God, the true Blesser, just as the song portrays.
When you listen closely, you begin to hear the deeper layer. The song touches on the issue of fake prophets and the lies that have been told. We are seeing things slowly becoming normal that should never have been accepted in the first place. There is a lot of deceit, and many people are being misled. The song addresses that reality without sounding forced.
Limoblaze manages to reflect what is happening in Christendom today and weave it into the record in a way that feels honest. It does not feel random. It connects with what many people have noticed.
Limoblaze delivers his part with ease, bringing his usual Afro bounce. Jackie Hill Perry adds clarity and strong lyricism, while Princeton South keeps the energy steady. The production allows the words to sit properly without being drowned out.
‘WAY‘ is clear in its message. In the middle of confusion and mixed voices, it points back to one direction.
