Rema, a rising artist in the Afrobeats genre, kicks out the year with the pleasant and melodic song “Calm Down.”
Andre Vibez and London collaborated on the song’s production.
With his first solo single of the year, “Calm Down,” produced by Andre Vibez and London, Rema enters “Rave & Roses” album mode.
The catchy tune and eclectic rhythms emphasize Rema’s genre-defying style, which has come to be known as Afrorave.
Ambitious and wide-ranging, the topic of “Calm Down” centers on the excitement of falling in love and the pursuit of a love interest while simultaneously tackling the negative aspects of unrequited love and the disappointment at its inception.
How It All Started – Rema ‘Calm Down’
The circumstances leading up to when I found love are the subject of the song “Calm Down.
I first saw the girl at a party because she stuck out from the other girls, and I felt like I should make a move.
We conversed and danced, but her friends prevented us from getting any closer, which ruined the atmosphere. Nevertheless, afterward, when her friends weren’t around, we got along great.
Due to our front-row seats to the 21-year-old singer’s extraordinary journey thus far, the world has grown to know and love him over the last three years.
Rema, whose true name is Divine Ikubor, is about to embark on a new era of his life as he gets ready to release his long-awaited first album to the public.
into everything.
The native of Benin City has developed unlike anybody else, becoming one of the greatest and most well-known names in the new generation of Afrobeats musicians since his birth.
Most recently, Rema contributed vocals to the FKA Twigs-approved Caprisongs project, where he appeared on the album’s lead track, “Jealousy,” along with fellow musicians PA Salieu and The Weeknd.
He registered himself in the university and will be going back to school to study creative arts, proving that he has no boundaries to what he can do and much to the happiness of his mother.
