‘Oh No’, Rema Says.

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Hot on the heels of his most recent hit ‘TEA’, Rema returns with another single one month later. Produced by Jamaican powerhouse Rvssian, ‘Oh No’ blends kompa, reggaeton, dancehall and afropop while tapping into Rema’s nostalgic side. Lyrically, the Nigerian superstar expresses his interest in a lady.

Shot on the streets of Los Angeles and directed by American filmmaker Benji Allen, the visuals pair colourful brick backdrops with intimate moments, including Rema shopping for flowers for his love interest.

“Linking up with Rema again was easy. The last time we connected on ‘Beamer (Bad Boys)’, it was a classic,” Rvssian commented on the collaboration.

‘TEA’ being his first solo release of the year and ‘Oh No’ following closely behind, these two singles offer glimpses into what Rema is building ahead of his next project. This new era has started taking shape through parties in London and New York, where the hitmaker previewed unreleased tracks.

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