Omah Lay released Clarity of Mind (Extended) on October 29, 2026, adding four tracks to the album, including “Back to Lagos” with Gunna. Apple Music lists a 16-song edition beside the original 12-song version, with the release credited to KeyQaad and Warner Records.
For the Nigerian music business, the extended edition gives an existing album a new release moment and two international guest credits while its touring campaign is on hold. It also shows how a deluxe release can keep a catalogue title visible across services without presenting it as a wholly new album. That is a release strategy visible from the two track lists, not a claim about a streaming or sales boost.
Four additions to the album
The additions are “Keep Going”, “Back to Lagos” featuring Gunna, “Take” featuring Tiakola, and “Holy Ghost Fire” featuring Lekaa Beats. Apple Music’s October 29 listing places the four songs at the end of the expanded album, after the original 12-song sequence. The Music Universe also reported the additions on October 29, identifying Gunna and Tiakola as guests and describing “Holy Ghost Fire” as a new treatment of a song already on the album.
The billing makes “Back to Lagos” the clearest crossover play in the package: a Nigerian artist’s album track with a US rap guest, released under a Nigerian label credit and a global record-company credit. The credits describe the released recording; they do not disclose how revenue, rights or marketing costs are divided between the parties. Neither the Apple listing nor the release report supplies deal terms, so there is no basis to infer them.
Apple Music dates the expanded edition October 29 and lists it at 43 minutes. The original version remains available separately with 12 songs. That distinction matters to anyone comparing album charts or streaming performance in the days ahead: a ranking for the expanded title should be identified by its edition and chart date, rather than treated as a new set of numbers for the original release. No first-week figures for the added tracks are available from the sources checked at publication.
A release during a touring pause
The timing follows Omah Lay’s postponement of the remaining Clarity of Mind tour dates from October 30, which InterSpace Daily reported on October 27. That earlier report dealt with the live schedule and ticket-holder uncertainty. The new album edition is a separate recorded-music development. The available announcements do not say the release was arranged in response to the postponement, and no revised tour dates have been confirmed in the sources checked for this story.
The Music Universe’s October 29 report says the extended package is being promoted through Sire Records and Warner Records. Apple’s consumer listing gives the copyright line as KeyQaad / Warner Records Inc. Both descriptions point to a Warner-affiliated release, but the publicly visible credits use different label names. We are using Apple’s listing for the release credit and are not treating the two lines as evidence of a new deal.
What comes next is measurable rather than speculative: the first chart updates after October 29 will show whether any of the new tracks gain traction in Nigeria, while the artist and promoters still need to publish the revised live dates. Until then, the confirmed news is the added music, its guest billing and the label credit attached to the expanded edition.
