Tems’ single “Found,” featuring Brent Faiyaz, has officially sold over one million copies in the United States, earning it eligibility for an RIAA platinum plaque.

This track is one of the standout songs from her sophomore EP, “If Orange Was A Place”, which she released in 2021.

“Found” achieved remarkable commercial success, particularly after Tems gained widespread international recognition due to her memorable appearance on Wizkid’s global hit, “Essence.”

This newfound visibility catapulted the song to greater heights, making it a fan favourite. Currently, “Found” has amassed over 119 million streams on Spotify, making it one of the most streamed songs in her expanding discography.

Tems (@temsbaby) and Brent Faiyaz’s “Found” has now sold over 1 million units in the US. pic.twitter.com/8TV93Swbn6

— chart data (@chartdata) November 12, 2024

With this recent platinum certification, Tems now proudly holds three RIAA platinum plaques, thanks to her collaborations and solo efforts.

Her previous platinum certifications include the chart-topping hit “Wait For U” with Future and Drake, and her deeply personal solo track “Free Mind,” which has captivated audiences worldwide.

In addition to her platinum achievements, Tems recently earned RIAA gold certifications for both her soulful single “Higher” and her debut EP “For Broken Ears”.

This recognition has further cemented her place in history as the first Nigerian female artist to receive an RIAA gold-certified album.

Her trailblazing accomplishments have also placed her among fellow Nigerian artists like Rema and Wizkid, who have achieved significant RIAA certifications for their projects.

Wizkid’s acclaimed album “Made In Lagos” and Rema’s debut album “Rave & Roses” have both reached RIAA gold status, underscoring the impact of Nigerian artists on the global music scene.

Through her consistent artistry and ability to connect with listeners, Tems continues to break barriers and elevate Afrobeat music to new global heights.

Fresh off the success of his recent hit single, “Marhaba”, Kizz Daniel shows no signs of slowing down. He recently dropped an exciting new collaboration titled “Pano Tona”, featuring Adekunle Gold.

This time, teaming up with fellow Afrobeats sensation, Adekunle Gold made this creation a captivating blend of their unique styles.

Frequent collaborators Philkeys, Blaise Beat, and Reward Beats produced this track. Masterfully, they merge Kizz Daniel’s signature smooth melodies with Adekunle Gold’s dynamic Afro-fusion sound.

From the very first beat, *Pano Tona* draws listeners in with its infectious rhythm and vibrant energy.

In this new release, Kizz Daniel once again showcases his knack for infusing personal stories into his music. Adekunle Gold, known for his urban highlife influence, complements Daniel’s energetic delivery.

Together, they seamlessly trade verses and choruses, keeping the track fresh and engaging throughout.

Moreover, the song’s uptempo pace and catchy chorus make it an undeniable earworm. As Kizz Daniel and Adekunle Gold expertly bounce off each other’s energy, they elevate “Pano Tona” into a standout track.

With its perfect blend of Afrobeats and Afro-fusion, the collaboration adds a new classic to both artists’ impressive catalogues and also solidifies their status as leaders in the genre.

The South African singer Tyla continued her impressive streak in the global award season, consequently earning two major wins at the 2024 EMAs.

She secured the Best Afrobeats award, beating out stiff competition from Nigerian heavyweights like Asake, Rema, Ayra Starr, Burna Boy, and Tems.

Additionally, she claimed the Best African Act award. She surpassed rivals such as Ayra Starr, DBN Gogo, Diamond Platnumz, and TitoM & Yuppe.

Tyla’s victories mark a significant achievement. This is especially true given the intense competition from some of the biggest names in the African music scene.

With her dynamic style and captivating performances, she continues to break barriers and make her mark on the global stage.

These wins at the 2024 EMAs highlight the rising influence of Tyla in the music industry. Also, it makes her status firm as one of Africa’s fastest-rising stars. Further, it shows that her momentum is far from slowing down.