The “Prince of Afrobeats” showcases fearless individuality and a sonic outburst in his highly anticipated project, marking a pivotal moment in his musical journey
Renowned as one of the crowned figures in the world of Afrobeats, the illustrious superstar Rema has finally revealed his much-anticipated project, the RAVAGE EP. Comprising a total of five awe-inspiring tracks, each bearing a unique resonance of its own, the EP promises a captivating journey into the evolving artistry of Rema.
The titles that adorn this musical masterpiece include “Trouble Maker,” “DND,” “Smooth Criminal,” “Don’t Leave,” and “Red Potion.” Each track unfolds a distinctive narrative, contributing to the vivid picture of Rema’s artistic prowess.
Crafted and brought to life by a trio of exceptional producers – London, P. Prime, and Blaise Beatz – the sonic landscape of Rema’s RAVAGE EP is a meticulously designed canvas that harmonizes with Rema’s sultry vocals, creating a mesmerizing soundscape.
RAVAGE signifies the climactic culmination of the Rave & Roses universe, a concept masterfully woven into Rema’s musical tapestry. The project showcases a discernible evolution in Rema’s artistic trajectory, thanks in no small part to the formidable production contributions from London, P. Prime, and Blaise Beatz.
While Rema has always been unafraid to indulge in self-gratification, RAVAGE takes a bold step in his artistic journey. The EP sees him embrace the persona of the anti-hero, deviating from the conventional hero’s role. In the P. Prime-produced track “DND,” Rema boldly declares his detachment from societal expectations, asserting, “Ṣe I wan good ṣe I wan bad? Ṣe I wan real ṣe I wan fake? Me I no do again.” This statement encapsulates the essence of the RAVAGE EP, marked by a fearless embrace of individuality and a refusal to conform to external judgments.
As a prominent figure in the Afrobeats movement, Rema continues to draw from a deep well of inspiration, solidifying his position as a dedicated mover of the genre. With RAVAGE, he embarks on an exploration of uncharted depths while fortifying his claim as the “Prince of Afrobeats,” boldly asserted in the track “Smooth Criminal.” Explaining the core ethos of the project, Rema shares, “On this project, I connect with my inner flame, my inner rage. It’s like an outburst from inside me that I’ve held in for too long. It’s not fueled with negativity, rather it’s fueled with drive, passion, and destiny. What people will hear on this project is a little exhale from me, only it comes with fire.”
Listen to Ravage EP below:
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