May Edochie Ventures into Music Industry, Drops Debut Single “Komole”

May Edochie, estranged wife of Nollywood actor Yul Edochie, is beginning 2025 with a bold leap into the Nigerian music scene. Known for her resilience and poise amidst personal and public challenges, May has unveiled her debut single, “Komole,” marking a fresh chapter in her journey.

The track, a collaboration with her close friend and artist Nwando, draws inspiration from Yoruba culture. The title “Komole,” which means “to bend down,” symbolizes humility, gratitude, and reflection.

Sharing her inspiration behind the song, May described “Komole” as more than just music—it’s an anthem of thanksgiving and a celebration of faith and resilience. The single serves as a tribute to the divine grace she credits for helping her overcome the challenges of 2024 and welcoming the promise of 2025.

To further excite fans, May revealed the vibrant cover art for “Komole” on her social media, accompanied by a heartfelt message:

“This song is my thanksgiving offering to God, my celebration of life, love, and the unyielding support from you all. ‘Komole’ is for everyone who chooses to dance in gratitude no matter the season.”

The announcement has sparked enthusiasm among fans and well-wishers, who eagerly anticipate May’s journey into music.

“The big surprise is here. KOMOLE by QUEEN MAY & NWANDO. I’m thrilled to share with you all, this amazing soul lifting song OUT today on all platforms. Kindly click link in BIO to enjoy this beautiful piece.

It’s time to bend down (KOMOLE) and dance in appreciation to GOD for seeing us through 2024 and ushering us all into the new year.”

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May Edochie’s bold step into the music industry has sparked widespread reactions from fans, family members, and colleagues in the entertainment world, with many hailing her as a “Jack of all trades, master of all.”

Among those who celebrated her latest milestone is veteran actress Rita Edochie.

This isn’t her first foray into the limelight, as May ventured into Nollywood in 2024, debuting in prominent films such as Omoni Oboli’s Wives On Strike and comedian Ayo Makun’s The Waiter.