Artist: Jay Precio & Efe Money
Song: Omoté (Freestyle)
Genre: Afrobeats / Afro Hip Hop / Amapiano
Language: English, Nigerian Pidgin & Urhobo
Released: November 7, 2025
Producer: Skitter
Duration: 3:16
Label: Matrix Music Nation
If you’re looking for a song that brings together street energy, rap and Urhobo culture, “Omoté (Freestyle)” by Jay Precio and Efe Money is one to check out.
The song was released in November 2025 and was produced by Skitter. It runs for just over three minutes and combines an Amapiano influenced beat with rap, Nigerian Pidgin and plenty of Urhobo expressions. The official audio description also describes it as an Urhobo infused freestyle made for the culture.
One thing that makes “Omoté” interesting is the way both artists move between English, Pidgin and Urhobo. Instead of keeping the song completely in English, Jay Precio and Efe Money bring the local language into the hook and different parts of the verses, giving the track a strong Urhobo identity.
The song also has plenty of the playful street talk that comes with a freestyle. It is not trying to be a serious or deeply emotional record. The idea is more about having fun, showing personality and riding the beat.
For Jay Precio, the song is another example of how he has been bringing Urhobo language and Ughelli identity into his music. His Audiomack profile identifies him as Oghifo Precious Junior, an artist from Ughelli, Delta State, and lists songs such as “Omó Urhobo,” “Karize” and “Bene” alongside “Omoté (Freestyle).”
Efe Money, whose real name is Michael Efe Ejeba, is a Nigerian rapper who first became widely known after winning Big Brother Naija. He has maintained his music career since then, with projects such as Am Sorry Am Winning from 2018 and Stubborn Boy from 2022. His Apple Music profile lists Hip Hop/Rap as his genre and “Omoté (Freestyle)” among his top songs.
The collaboration also makes sense from a cultural point of view. Both artists have connections to the Urhobo music scene, and the song gives them room to bring that identity into a modern sound. The official video description specifically calls it a mix of rap, cultural rhythm, street energy and musical flow.
“Omoté (Freestyle)” has also continued to get attention on streaming platforms. The Audiomack upload had recorded more than 25,000 plays on Efe Money’s page, while the song also appears among Jay Precio’s top tracks.
If you enjoy Urhobo music, Nigerian street rap or songs that mix indigenous language with modern Afrobeats and Amapiano sounds, “Omoté (Freestyle)” is one worth adding to the playlist.
Listen to “Omoté (Freestyle)” using the audio player below and enjoy this Urhobo infused collaboration from Jay Precio and Efe Money.
