Скачать или смотреть Tiwa Savage breaks her silence..In this Afrobeats Intelligence exclusive.

The Original Queen of Afrobeats Tiwa Savage tells us why she won’t let her son near music 2:04, abandon her R&B roots 49:29, and how starting at 30 was her secret weapon 9:24.

In this powerful episode of Afrobeats Intelligence, Nigerian music icon Tiwa Savage opens up like never before. From her start as a backing vocalist for Beyoncé and George Michael in London to becoming the undisputed Queen of Afrobeats, Tiwa shares her journey through rejection, motherhood, and legacy building.

Now one of the most influential voices in African music, Tiwa shares the real story behind launching her solo career in her 30s, breaking industry rules, and staying grounded as a mother and businesswoman. Hear her talk candidly about navigating misogyny in music, building her brand across Nigeria, the UK, and the US. Tiwa Savage breaks down owning her masters, redefining her sound, Celia, and staying spiritually grounded while still performing worldwide hits like “Somebody’s Son,” “Loaded”, and “Koroba.”

Whether you know her from The Mavin Era, her UK roots, or her Billboard-charting collaborations with Sam Smith and Brandy, this episode will make you see Tiwa Savage in a whole new light.

In this Afrobeats Intelligence exclusive, Grammy-nominated icon Tiwa Savage breaks her silence.

0:00: What happens when you take a leap of faith and leave everything behind to chase a dream?
0:04: For Twa Savage, the result was success.
0:07: She went from writing songs for artists in Los Angeles to moving to Lagos, Nigeria and becoming the queen of Afrobeats.
0:15: This is her story.
0:16: Head to the link in our bio to watch the full conversation on the Afrobeats Intelligence podcast.
0:21: Giving up my apartment in LA, I'd sold my car.
0:24: And I'd made mouth to everybody in LA that I'm going to Africa and I'm going to be the next biggest thing.
0:32: And yeah, I think I was just too ashamed to go back to LA to start writing again for other people.
0:42: I just, I just stayed.
0:43: What was that first sense of what did you first feel when you know, OK, one song has worked?
0:48: I think Kela Kela was my introduction, but when, when Love Me dropped and it was like wow, yes, I was excited.
0:56: I was, I, I could actually see it like.
1:00: Yo, this, this, this could work.
1:03: I like I have to literally throw away my sneakers and I have to.
1:08: Become this person full time.


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