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| Tiwa Savage talking about new album |
Afrobeats queen and Nigerian music superstar Tiwa Savage is set to make a powerful return to the music scene with her highly anticipated album, This One Is Personal, scheduled for release on August 29, 2025. This marks Tiwa’s first full-length project since her 2020 hit album Celia, ending a five-year wait for fans around the world.
A Deeply Personal Project
Taking to her official X (formerly Twitter) account, Tiwa Savage revealed that the 13-track album dives into themes of pain, growth, resilience, and self-discovery. Unlike her previous projects, this album carries a more intimate Afrobeats sound, reflecting her journey over the past five years — from career transitions to motherhood and personal growth.
“This album is my story, so I kept the features limited. I wanted you all to feel me in every song,” Savage explained during a Q&A session with fans on X.
Minimal but Impactful Collaborations
While the album remains largely solo to preserve its authenticity, it features a few carefully selected collaborations. UK rapper Skepta and rising Nigerian star Taves are the only guest artists on the project, chosen for their ability to align with Tiwa’s vision without overshadowing the personal message of the album.
Recorded Across Three Cities
This One Is Personal was recorded in Nashville, London, and Lagos, symbolizing Tiwa Savage’s global influence while staying true to her African roots. The project blends international sounds with the heart of Afrobeats, ensuring fans can expect a diverse yet soulful listening experience.
Fan Reactions and Social Media Buzz
Fans have taken to social media with excitement, flooding the internet with the hashtag #ThisOneIsPersonal. Tiwa Savage has been actively engaging with her audience, answering questions about the creative process and the stories behind each track.
Why This Album Matters
With This One Is Personal, Tiwa Savage is not just delivering new music — she is opening up her soul, offering listeners a glimpse into her private struggles and triumphs. For Afrobeats lovers, this album promises to be more than just sound; it’s an emotional journey through the eyes of one of Africa’s most influential artists.


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