Tiwa Savage Releases New Album ‘This One Is Personal’

Music enthusiasts can now enjoy Tiwa Savage‘s highly anticipated fourth studio album, “This One Is Personal.” The Nigerian superstar has officially unveiled her latest work.

The 15-track project was released on all major streaming platforms on Friday, marking another milestone in Savage’s illustrious career.

Prior to the album’s release, the 45-year-old singer spoke candidly about the creative process during an Instagram Live session, sharing the challenges she faced in bringing the project to life.

She revealed that critics had expressed doubts about the album’s potential, warning that its unique sound and the absence of features from A-list artists might not connect with listeners.

Despite these concerns, the album features collaborations with a carefully selected group of artists, including Nigerian-born British rapper Skepta, as well as Taves and Flauntleroy.

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The tracklist strikes a balance between powerful, uplifting anthems and introspective, reflective songs. It includes tracks such as “I’m Done,” “Angel Dust,” “You4Me,” “On The Low,” “Holding It Down,” “10%,” “Twisted,” “Scared Of Love,” “Pray No More,” and “Addicted.” Other highlights include “This One Is Personal” (Interlude), “Will I Run Again?,” “For One Night,” “You’re Not The First (You’re Just The Worst),” and “Change.”

Since her breakout debut, Savage has cemented her status as one of Africa’s most influential and celebrated music talents, earning international acclaim and a host of prestigious awards for her work.

This One Is Personal joins her critically acclaimed discography, which includes Once Upon a Time (2013), R.E.D (2015), and Celia (2020).

In July, Savage celebrated 12 years since the release of her debut album, reflecting on her journey and the dedication she poured into her work, saying she is “proud to be still standing” in the industry.