Nigerian Afropop artist Yemi Alade keeps building out her solo catalogue as “Titanium” lands on the album It’s Yemi Alade. The record sits among the solo cuts on that 2026 studio project, which arrives after her Grammy-nominated run around Rebel Queen.
Yemi Alade handles every vocal on “Titanium” herself, because there are no guest artists attached to it. That choice gives the song an unbroken solo spotlight, even though the wider album carries duets and multi-artist collaborations.
Sonically, it moves in a mid-tempo Afrobeats space. So it skips the frenetic energy of some neighbouring tracks on the same project. Instead, its rhythmic profile keeps the vocal performance as the main centre of attention.
She comes into this album with far more global recognition than her earlier efforts, including a first Grammy nomination for “Tomorrow” in the Best African Music Performance category. That wider attention builds an audience for deeper album cuts, not just the singles being pushed.
“Titanium” is available on all major streaming services. Where does it rank on your favourites from the album? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.
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