Tyla – Tems opened doors of global recognition for African female artists

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Tyla, the Grammy-winning South African songstress, has lauded the impact of Nigerian counterpart Tems in propelling the visibility of young African female artists onto the global stage. In a recent interview with Kiss Fresh, UK, Tyla expressed her admiration for Tems’ exceptional talent and acknowledged the pivotal role Tems played in her journey towards international recognition.

The collaboration between Tyla and Tems on Tyla’s debut album was a testament to the power of cross-cultural artistic exchange. Tyla spoke fondly of the experience, emphasising the creative synergy that flourished between them. Their partnership not only produced remarkable music but also showcased the diversity and richness of African musical heritage to a broader audience.

Grammy-winning South African singer Tyla credited her Nigerian counterpart, Tems, for opening the doors of global recognition for young African female artists.

She admitted that Tems is exceptionally talented as she relished working with her on her eponymous debut album.

Tyla spoke in a recent interview with Kiss Fresh, UK.

She said, “Working with Tems is amazing. She is so talented. She is literally a force. I’m so honoured to have worked with her. She has opened so many doors for us [young African female artists].

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“We made such a beautiful song with such a beautiful message. It is a song for the girls and it is made by the girls.”

With Tems’ rising prominence and Tyla’s established reputation as a Grammy recipient, their collaboration represents a significant moment in the global music scene. It serves as an inspiration for aspiring female artists across the African continent, reaffirming the potential for collaboration and solidarity to transcend borders and genres.

Tems was featured on Number 1 off Tyla’s debut eponymous album which was released earlier this month.

As Tyla continues to make waves in the music industry, her acknowledgment of Tems’ influence underscores the importance of mutual support and recognition among artists, fostering a community where talent knows no bounds.

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