“Overlove” came from a very honest place. I wanted to capture the feeling of loving someone so deeply that it almost becomes overwhelming. While writing the song, I played with the contrast between love feeling like paradise and at the same time feeling like something dangerous or consuming. That’s why the lyrics move between vulnerability, humor, and reflection. The writing process started with the main idea of “love that feels too powerful,” and I built the verses around relatable thoughts and expressions, mixing English, Nigerian Pidgin, and Yoruba phrases to keep the emotion authentic. The production follows a smooth Afro-fusion rhythm that allows the lyrics and melody to breathe while keeping the groove warm and intimate.