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admin Head of the Lagos State Office Diaspora Matters, Jermaine Sanwo-Olu, has released the anticipated album ‘From Lagos to the World’, a collection of songs that celebrate the vibrant energy of Lagos.
‘Fom Lagos to the World’ blends Afrobeat rhythms with soulful melodies and empowering messages that resonate deeply with African heritage and experiences.
Jermaine, in a statement he personally signed, said: “This project is a celebration of my roots, my experiences, and my journey as an artist. Lagos has always been my muse, but I wanted this album to connect with people far beyond Nigeria. It’s about telling our stories, sharing our resilience, and reminding everyone—whether at home or abroad—of the beauty and strength that Africa represents.
“It blends my deep connection to Lagos with a global appeal, creating a music that speaks to diverse audiences while remaining true to my African heritage.
“The album, now available on all major streaming platforms, blends Afrobeat rhythms with soulful melodies and empowering messages that resonate deeply with listeners everywhere.”
From Lagos to the World features seven standout tracks, each telling a unique story about life, identity, resilience, and the global African experience.
The album is available for streaming on platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, and is set to be one of the most talked-about releases in the inspirational Afrobeat genre this year.
Tracks in the album include ‘This Is Lagos’, a lively tribute to the bustling city of Lagos, capturing its pulse and spirit; ‘Surulere’, a heartfelt song about patience, perseverance, and belief in the process; ‘Somebody’, an empowering anthem encouraging self-worth and personal pride.
Others are ‘Dreamer’, a motivational track that inspires listeners to chase their dreams and believe in their potential; ‘Keep Rising’, a song of resilience, reminding listeners to keep moving forward despite challenges; ‘Calling Me Home’, a nostalgic reflection on the longing for home and the power of one’s roots, and ‘Diaspora: Come Back to Africa’, a call for unity among the African diaspora, celebrating the richness of African heritage.
