Nigerian Music Prodigy, FAY Unveils Debut Single ‘In The Dark’

23-year-old independent musician, Omoruyi Favour Grace, whose stage name is  FAY, is gaining popularity in the dark pop genre.

FAY,  who was born in Edo State , is a rising talent whose voice cuts across boundaries and touches the core of human feeling.

The artiste,  whose influences are from artists such as Adele, Billie Eilish, and Tems, has created a sound that is all her own. Her unique blend of dark pop, with its raw sincerity and ethereal allure, captivates audiences across genres.

FAY just unveiled her debut single titled, “IN THE DARK” which is a reflection of her growth as a person and an artist. Her new song, which she wrote from her personal experience, is expected to be a moving account of her journey so far.

She grew up in a family of singers, so music was essentially ingrained in her. However, she didn’t understand the full potential of her voice until much later in life.

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Speaking about her musical adventure which started at age 8 in the church choir, she said,  “I started singing when I was about 8 from our church choir.

I come from a family of singers so naturally I could sing. As I grew older, I realised I could not express how hurt I get or how deep my emotions take hold of me but I have now found that music is my therapy with which I can express those emotions,” she stated.

FAY is a ray of hope for people today who are trying to make their way through the maze of their own emotions. Her melancholy melodies and thought-provoking lyrics resonate with listeners, serving as a therapeutic medium for her music. She opens a realm where grief is turned into art and vulnerability is cherished with every note she plays for her listeners.

She is steadfastly dedicated to her craft as she forges ahead in the music industry. “I hope to connect with everyone who found difficulties like I did and that my music helps them through. I hope that our journey together will never end and that we will find our healing through them,” says the Edo-born artiste.