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Omali - 'Dark nights'

Omali teams up with producer, Ifiok Etuk to create a beautiful piece titled 'Dark Nights'.

Arriving a little late to the music scene, African alternative/country artist, Omali started singing and writing with her church band, Diatonic at age 17.

With hopes to someday launch a solo career, she finished a semi-finalist at the International Songwriting Competition (ISC), 2014.

Choosing 2017 as the year to let loose the music pent up in her, Omali teams up with producer, Ifiok Etuk to create a beautiful piece titled 'Dark Nights'.

This music was created in honour of the ALUU 4, which lends itself to the Alternative Rock genre and takes a peek into the minds of four men as they were unjustly lynched to death. This song is also suitable for everyone going through trying times.

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