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Rema To Release Viral Single “Baby” (Is It a Crime) This Friday [See Now]

    Rema To Release Viral Single “Baby” (Is It a Crime) This Friday [See Now]

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    Fans of Nigerian Afrobeats superstar Rema are buzzing with excitement as he prepares to drop his latest single, “Baby (Is It a Crime),” this Friday, February 7, 2025.

    Rema Set to Release Viral Single "Baby" (Is It a Crime) This Friday

    This highly anticipated track comes on the heels of his impressive appearance at the 67th Grammy Awards, where he received a nomination for Best Global Album, and marks his first release of 2025 since his acclaimed sophomore album, HEIS, captivated audiences in 2024.

    The new single promises a fresh and innovative sound by blending Rema’s signature energetic style with a nostalgic nod to music history—it creatively samples Sade’s classic track “Is It a Crime” from her iconic Promise album.

    By merging modern Afrobeats with the soulful tones of Sade, Rema not only pays tribute to one of music’s timeless voices but also reaffirms his knack for pushing genre boundaries.

    The announcement, which was made on his Instagram account, has already ignited discussions and excitement across social media platforms, with fans eagerly anticipating the official drop.

    Critics and aficionados alike are already speculating that “Baby (Is It a Crime)” could redefine the contemporary Afrobeats landscape, delivering an infectious, party-starting anthem that resonates globally.

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    As Rema continues to break new ground and influence the evolution of Nigerian music, this release is set to further cement his status as one of the genre’s most innovative and influential artists.

    Stay tuned to criticcircle.com for more updates as we count down to what promises to be one of the most talked-about musical moments of 2025

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