Obeeyay Gets Consumed By “Haunted Love”

Rating: 5 out of 5.

A wickedly wonderful pop gem that’s perfect for spooky season. 

Obeeyay is one of those rare multi-talented artists who can move effortlessly between genres without losing his essence. The Utah native has built a name for himself with a sound that lives between pop dreams and hip-hop grit, constantly evolving while staying true to his creative instincts.

With standout releases like “Up And Away,” “Rose Gold,” “we good or what?,” and “Aliens,” Obeeyay has been steadily crafting a catalog that feels refreshing yet familiar. His work carries an undeniable energy that reflects his passion for making music that moves people — both emotionally and physically.

His latest single, “Haunted Love,” might be his most captivating effort yet. Blending hypnotic pop elements with an eerie, cinematic tone, the track takes listeners into a world where love meets the supernatural. The song’s production balances light and dark, wrapping its haunting lyrics in glossy, danceable beats that are hard to resist.

Lines like “Fell in love with a spell caster / Got me thinking that I be floating to disaster” paint a picture of someone enchanted and consumed by desire, while “I seen bodies on the floor / I seen writings on my bedroom wall” adds to the ghostly narrative. Obeeyay backs up the song with an equally striking video that mirrors the track’s mysterious vibe — full of flickering lights, apparitions, and surreal romance.

“Haunted Love” feels tailor-made for the spooky season, offering listeners an irresistible mix of warmth, suspense, and groove. If you haven’t heard it yet, now’s the perfect time to press play and let Obeeyay cast his spell.




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