Hear Nigerian French-Canadian artist TÖME’s vulnerable ‘Prelude’ EP

Photo: Courtesy of the artist
Photo: Courtesy of the artist

On Friday, TÖME released a six-track EP called ‘Prelude’ with a bonus remix track, showcasing honesty, vulnerability, and her growth as an artist. Throughout the songwriting on this uptempo body of work, the Nigerian French-Canadian artist, with a captivating gaze, sings about being in love, and losing her first love, her father. Though the short extended play touches on the passing of a parent, it isn’t sappy. It is an incredible collaboration by TÖME and producer Chuckwuma Collins, also known as Flow, that outlines love, hustle, and more for her.


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Stream the project ‘Prelude’ below to hear the talented Alté singer-songwriter bear her soul to a new audience this time. It’s only fifteen minutes and four seconds long.


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