The 24-year-old Nigerian artist Lyta (real name Opeyemi Babatunde Rahim; born 4 July 1998) is most known for his songs Worry, Monalisa, and Time, among others.

Some people are fortunate enough to identify their skills at a young age, which enables them to overcome obstacles to success like fear, doubt, a lack of bravery, and procrastination. Lyta, a musician from Nigeria who started his career at the age of 13 in 2011, is an example of someone who found his gift early in life.

Lyta is a well-known artist who excels in the afrobeat and pop genres; his songwriting skills and singing voice have all helped to keep him on the success ladder. He has worked with numerous Nigerian music icons during his career, including Davido, Naira Marley, Olamide, Cheesy Vibes, and many others. Additionally, he has received nominations for Next Rated, Best Street-Hop Artiste, Most Promising Act of the Year, and Best New Act of 2019 at The Headies and City People Music Awards.

Lyta is a young artist that is just starting out in the music business, but she has already worked for a number of well-known record companies, first with YBNL Nation before going on to Doro Musik Gang and then signing with Marlian Records today. Less is revealed about his ascent to popularity below.

Originally from Kwara, the 24-Year-Old Singer was Born and Raised in Ajegunle, Lagos

Lyta was born Opeyemi Babatunde Rahim in Ajegunle, Lagos, on July 4, 1998. Growing up in Ajegunle with parents who weren’t rich, he had a difficult childhood. Lyta has a close bond with his blind mother despite his decision to let his family spend their lives unnoticed by the media. The singer actually despises the suffering of his mother, which is why he fights so hard to free her from the chains of destitution.

On the other side, his father has made a significant contribution to his musical career by working to secure sponsors for the singer. The afropop musician is from Kwara State, which is located in Nigeria’s North Central geopolitical region. He was born in Lagos, attended several schools there, and is currently pursuing a profession there, therefore he is a Lagosian.

Despite not knowing the names of the specific institutions he attended, the fact that he was a practicing Muslim led to him enrolling in an Arabic program at Ile Kewu. Lyta, who is currently 24 years old, is a popular musician and one of Nigeria’s top up-and-coming artists. In the short time since he turned pro, he has produced a number of hit songs.

He Started Pursuing His Music Career At The Age Of 13

Lyta discovered that his musical gift was natural and unique, and he has since used it in a variety of ways, starting as early as when he chose to sit in the back of the room during class so that he could compose songs. The vocalist began taking his desire for a career in music seriously when he was 13 years old.

He began playing music, nevertheless, not as a solo musician, but rather as a member of the Ile Kewu song ensemble at his neighborhood mosque. Soon after, the multi-talented artist Olamide spotted Lyta performing his rapping abilities on the street and invited him to perform on stage. Olamide was amazed by his talent, which launched his road toward a career as a professional musician, stardom, and joining the YBNL Nation.

Although He Became Famous After Signing With YBNL, Lyta Left The Label Shortly After

At the point when Olamide contacted him to join YBNL in 2018, Lyta considered it to be a chance to take his music profession to an unheard of level – he was correct! With YBNL that denotes its name among remarkable record marks in Nigeria, which has created many acclaimed specialists, the afro-pop vocalist acquired consideration and delivered 2 singles, Time, which highlights Olamide and Independent.

His being important for YBNL Country scarcely endured a year. Lyta quit in 2019, and there are different sides to the story in regards to his leaving the mark. With respect to Lyta, reports would guarantee that it was a direct result of legally binding and private matters. He actually went further to add that there was never a record manage YBNL however was paid inside the scopes of 50,000 and 80,000 for the shows he performs.

Then again, Olamide, who had prior unfollowed Lyta on Instagram, guaranteed that the performer was never endorsed to YBNL and left with the case that he had somebody who needed to sign him, a case Olamide saw to be false. The YBNL manager likewise asserted that Lyta was not cool with the Mark’s schedule and could be envious of Fireboy. Every one of these, as indicated by Olamide, prompted Lyta leaving YBNL.

Lyta Is Currently Signed To Marlian Records

2019 saw Lyta strike a deal with Doro Musik Gang after parting ways with YBNL. After the release of one of his major hit singles, Monalisa, produced by Killer Tunes, he still had a huge career success with the label, albeit one that was not as long-lasting as in YBNL.

Lyta joined Naira Marley’s Marlian Records after a successful career with Doro Musik Gang, and he is still a member of the label. He released the highly acclaimed Hold me Down (Omo Gidi) with the label.

Some of his Songs Are Listed Below