Tag: Tiwa Savage

  • Nigerian American Artist Kate Odulukwe Shares Burna Boy and Tiwa Savage-Inspired Single “BURNING”

    Nigerian American Artist Kate Odulukwe Shares Burna Boy and Tiwa Savage-Inspired Single “BURNING”

    Nigerian-American artist Kate Odulukwe returns with a bold Afrofusion single “BURNING.”

    Inspired by the current global wave of Afrobeats artists like Burna Boy and Davido, and the foundation built by women like Tiwa Savage, BURNING reflects Kate’s desire to both honor and evolve the sound. 

    Built around the mantra “they no fit quench that fire,” BURNING captures the vibe of being outside at night, fully present, confident, and completely unbothered. 

    The accompanying video, shot across Harlem in New York City at night, bring this feeling to life. Together, the video and song reflect her dual identity, carved in Nigeria and crafted in NYC.

    “This song is inspired by a fun night out in Lagos, though I shot it in NYC. It’s about a feeling more than anything,” Kate explains. “It’s that moment when you’re outside, the vibe and everything is just right, and nothing can touch you. You’re locked in, you’re lit, and you’re not letting anything get in the way of that. That’s what BURNING is.”

    “BURNING” by Kate Odulukwe is out now on all streaming platforms. 

  • Tiwa Savage and Don Julio Host Star-Studded Bash to Celebrate Her ‘This One Is Personal’ Album at the Library Lagos

    Tiwa Savage and Don Julio Host Star-Studded Bash to Celebrate Her ‘This One Is Personal’ Album at the Library Lagos

    Tiwa Savage and Don Julio tequila hosted a release party at swanky Lagos nightclub The Library to celebrate her new album This One Is Personal.

    The album recently debuted at number one on the iTunes UK R&B/Soul Albums chart and #18 on the UK HipHop/R&B Albums chart.

    I’ve loved Tiwa Savage since I first watched the “Kele Kele Love” in my uncle’s living room in Abuja in 2011 so when her team reached out to ask if I’d like to attend the event I was like of course!

    Once at  The Library Lagos I was greeted by a beautiful young lady who offered me ice cold water and a Don Julio cocktail. 

    She asked me to knock on a tiny door and a hand reached out with my ice cold cocktail.

    Once inside The Library Lagos the music was hitting and the performances were amazing but Tiwa Savage arrived about an hour later and the energy went from good to great.

    She was joined by Taves, Shine TTW, her PR Manager Vanessa Amadi, Simi Badiru of TRACE and other members of her team.

    We spent all night dancing to her songs- both classics like “Kele Kele Love” “Eminado” “Love Me”  “Diet” “Loaded” and new ones from the new album like “You4Me” “On The Low” “Holding It Down” and more and like the hypeman kept reminding us, it was hit after hit after hit.

    Other celebrities like Uti Nwachukwu, Jay Jay Okocha Flavour N’Abania were also there to support her.

    Tiwa Savage was in high spirits, as she danced and passed out shots of Don Julio around.

    The night finally ended at around 4 am. I was so tired but I’d had the time of my life.

    A 10 over 10 night for real. 

  • Women hit on me more than men- Tiwa Savage reveals

    Women hit on me more than men- Tiwa Savage reveals

    Afrobeats singer Tiwa Savage has revealed that women hit on her more than men.

    The 42-year-old make the surprising revelation about her love life in an interview with Beat FM on Tuesday. 

    “A lot more women hit on my than men. I don’t know why,” as he talked about her female crushed with the Beat FM’s Bibi Raii.

    Now, Mama Jam Jam may not understand why she seems more appealing to the girlies but the Beat FM presenter seemed to know exactly why.

    “I get it, though” she told the hitmaker. There’s a certain energy that you have where it’s like it’s feminine but it’s also easy. It’s not like a threat” 

    She was however, quick to clarify that she didn’t mean to imply that Tiwa was “easy”

    The fun interview comes as the 44-year-old revealed that she still relies on her mother to take of her son Jamil.

    “It takes a village, raising my son as a single mum I always need my mum,” she opened up to her friend Tacha in a Cool FM interview.

    “I call on my mum, she’s very instrumental, and we have a nanny that has been with us since he was three months old, and he’s nine now, so she has been with us for nine years.”