Drake features Tems in new album
Canadian rapper Drake features fast-rising Nigerian music artist Temilade Openiyi better known as Tems, in his new album “Certified Lover Boy”.
Nigerian music magazine, The Native, announced the heartwarming collaboration on Twitter.
“Confirmed: @temsbaby will be featured on @Drake’s ‘Certified Lover Boy” The Native tweeted.
Tems big collaboration with Drake comes after she was recently featured by Wizkid in Billboard’s number one song “Essence”.
The 26-year-old singer broke into the limelight with a groundbreaking single “try me” in 2019 and has consistently topped the charts with her unique style of music.
The rapper took to his Instagram page to announce that his much anticipated album will be released on September 3, 2021.
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