Nigerian singer Divine Ikubor, professionally known as Rema, has announced the release of his forthcoming extended play (EP), titled E-Mortal Boy.
The singer revealed the project in a recent Instagram post, confirming that it would be released on November 20.
The seven-track EP features collaborations with fellow Nigerian music star Wizkid, as well as Bnyx, London and Kah-Lo.
According to the released tracklist, the project contains seven songs: ‘Feel Alright,’ ‘Oh No,’ ‘Velvet,’ ‘Tanzania,’ ‘TEA,’ ‘SUGA’ and ‘BANG BANG’.
Two of the tracks, ‘Oh No’ and ‘TEA’, have already been made available to listeners ahead of the full project.
Prompt News reports Rema also urged his fans to pre-save the EP before its official release, building anticipation for the forthcoming body of work.
The singer began his professional music career in 2019 after signing with Jonzing World, a record label founded by D’Prince and affiliated with Mavin Records.
He rose to international prominence with his hit single ‘Calm Down’, which received further global attention following the release of its remix featuring American singer Selena Gomez.
The song made history in 2023 when it won the inaugural Best Afrobeats award at the MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs).
Rema continued to strengthen his position in the music industry with the release of his sophomore album, HeIs, in 2024. The project recorded the biggest first-week streams for an album on Spotify Nigeria at the time.
The album also earned a nomination for Best Global Music Album at the 2025 Grammy Awards, although it lost to Matt B’s Alkebulan II.
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At the 16th edition of The Headies, Rema emerged winner in the Best Male Artiste and Digital Artiste of the Year categories.
He also recorded major victories at the ninth edition of the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA), where he won Artiste of the Year, Best Male Artiste in Western Africa and Best African Artiste in RnB and Soul.
During his acceptance speech at the awards ceremony, the singer highlighted the importance of protecting platforms that promote Afrobeats and creating opportunities for African artistes to thrive.
