Seyi Vibez describes his music has Afro-soul, calls Burna Boy his biggest motivation in interview with Apple Music Africa Now Radio

“My sound is just afro soul, some Fela Kuti vibe, some Islamic vibe, some celestial thing. It’s a mixture of a lot of things.”

On his style of music: In the interview with Dada Boy Ehiz, Seyi Vibez while answering questions about the type of music he makes described his sound as an Afrobeats sound that infuses Soul music while also borrowing from Fela Kuti‘s Afrobeat and Islamic and Celestial (Celestial Church of Christ is a popular white garment Christian denomination founded in western Nigerian and with branches across the world) influences.

“I would describe my sound [as] Afro-soul. I do conscious music a lot, anyone that knows Seyi Vibez knows me with a lot of conscious sounds, so when I started doing the South African Amapiano to my fusion, I started putting my conscious sound on it, even though there are fast beats, there are slow beats, I started adding my conscious sounds to it so that makes it more of my genre.”