Since making his debut in the music industry in 2019 under the umbrellas of Jonzing World and Mavin Records, Rema has undeniably held a prominent position, consistently reigning supreme in the game. His trajectory to success has been nothing short of remarkable, and as he continues to soar, Rema has rightfully earned the title of the prince of Afrobeats. In the Afrobeats BIG FOUR conversation, a league occupied by the likes of Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Davido, Rema has firmly established himself as a key player, solidifying his presence alongside these industry giants.
The latest testament to Rema's artistic evolution and enduring popularity is his much-acclaimed EP, Ravage. The body of work serves as a reflection of his growth as both an artist and a celebrity over the years. As Rema prepares for his monumental performance at the iconic O2 Arena in London, he has unveiled a visually captivating music video for Trouble Maker, the opening track from the Ravage EP.
In Trouble Maker, Rema communicates a resounding message of triumph and perseverance. Through his lyrics, he declares that he has paid his dues, causing disruption to those who oppose him, and steadfastly asserting his intention to surpass any obstacles in his path, no matter how formidable. The track is a powerful declaration of his determination and ambition, further solidifying his position as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
The production of Trouble Maker is masterfully executed by the talented beatmaker Blaisebeatz, whose musical ingenuity complements Rema's distinctive style. The accompanying music video, directed by the acclaimed Meji Alabi, is a feast for the eyes, adding another layer of depth to the narrative conveyed by the song. The visual elements not only enhance the overall impact of the music but also contribute to the immersive experience, further emphasizing the themes of triumph and defiance depicted in the mellifluous tune, Trouble Maker.
Listen to Trouble Maker here.
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