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Tiwa Savage returns with her long-anticipated single “On A Low”, featuring British rap heavyweight Skepta, ahead of her upcoming album This One Is Personal, dropping on 29th August.
Tiwa’s connection to the UK has always run deep, and this collaboration feels both natural and long overdue. Over the years, she and Skepta have publicly celebrated each other’s successes; now, they finally come together on a record produced by Rymez (Wiley, Stefflon Don, Wretch 32). “On A Low” sees Skepta bring a measured, emotive edge to Tiwa’s vibrant vocals, as the two explore the complexities of keeping a relationship under wraps.
Navigating the tension between intimacy and public disclosure, the pair trade verses over a textured, percussive R&B rhythm that drives the track forward. “It’s about trading the private for being able to tell your friends and loved ones about those flowers, that date night, that movie,” says Tiwa. Tiwa has been on a roll; her recent single “You4Me” is dominating airwaves, and just last month, she delivered a show-stopping headline performance at Little Simz’s Meltdown Festival, further cementing her status as a global force.
Tiwa’s evolution has been constant. As one of Afrobeats’ leading voices, she’s spent the last two decades opening doors for the next generation, and now she’s ready to claim the spotlight she helped build. Born in Lagos, Nigeria, and raised in the UK from age eleven, and later educated in the US, Tiwa has navigated diverse cultures at every turn. This journey—marked by moments of isolation, reinvention, and unshakable resilience—infuses her music, allowing her to present herself on her terms for the very first time. Though she already boasts an
, a MOBO Award, and a catalogue of genre‑defining hits, with “Kele Kele Love”, “Koroba,” and “Malo” cemented as a generational touchstone, Tiwa’s reach extends far beyond awards.
Tiwa Savage has truly earned her title as the “Queen of Afrobeats.” With nearly three million monthly Spotify listeners, eighteen million Instagram followers, and a knack for forging powerful collaborations, her impact is undeniable. She penned
records for Beyonce’s The Lion King: The Gift, Fantasia, Babyface, and sang backing vocals for Whitney Houston and George Michael. She has collaborated with artists ranging from Sam Smith and Chris Martin to Brandy, Nas,
, Davido, Diplo, Craig David, and Bob Marley. Few artists can claim to have performed at King Charles’s coronation concert or graced the digital cover of Billboard magazine. In 2024, Tiwa Savage expanded her creative horizons, making her acting and producing debut on “Water & Garri”, truly proving that her ambitions know no bounds.
Tiwa’s connection to the UK has always run deep, and this collaboration feels both natural and long overdue. Over the years, she and Skepta have publicly celebrated each other’s successes; now, they finally come together on a record produced by Rymez (Wiley, Stefflon Don, Wretch 32). “On A Low” sees Skepta bring a measured, emotive edge to Tiwa’s vibrant vocals, as the two explore the complexities of keeping a relationship under wraps.
Navigating the tension between intimacy and public disclosure, the pair trade verses over a textured, percussive R&B rhythm that drives the track forward. “It’s about trading the private for being able to tell your friends and loved ones about those flowers, that date night, that movie,” says Tiwa. Tiwa has been on a roll; her recent single “You4Me” is dominating airwaves, and just last month, she delivered a show-stopping headline performance at Little Simz’s Meltdown Festival, further cementing her status as a global force.
Tiwa’s evolution has been constant. As one of Afrobeats’ leading voices, she’s spent the last two decades opening doors for the next generation, and now she’s ready to claim the spotlight she helped build. Born in Lagos, Nigeria, and raised in the UK from age eleven, and later educated in the US, Tiwa has navigated diverse cultures at every turn. This journey—marked by moments of isolation, reinvention, and unshakable resilience—infuses her music, allowing her to present herself on her terms for the very first time. Though she already boasts an
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To access link, please REGISTER OR LOGINTiwa Savage has truly earned her title as the “Queen of Afrobeats.” With nearly three million monthly Spotify listeners, eighteen million Instagram followers, and a knack for forging powerful collaborations, her impact is undeniable. She penned
