‘Woman of Steel’, a recently released album by Yemi Alade, Nigerian Afrobeats vocalist, has been put into consideration for an award at the 2020 Grammy Awards.
The 30-year-old singer took to her Twitter page to announce that she has reached out to the Recording Academy for the ‘Best World Music Album’ category and intends celebrating the feat with her fans.
“We’re up for Grammy Award consideration! Reaching out to all voting members of Recording Academy to consider my Album, ‘Woman of Steel’ for Best World Music Album! This has been an incredible project and I would love to celebrate it with all of you,” she wrote.
Yemi Alade released the 15-track project, which includes a remix of ‘Oh My Gosh’, the vocalist’s collaborative track with Rick Ross, in August.
Her submission of the body of work follows shortly after the Nigerian Oscars Selection Commitee (NOSC) nominated Genevieve Nnaji’s directorial debut movie ‘Lionheart’ for award as the first Nollywood film to attain the feat.
Following her feature on ‘Lion King’, Beyonce’s critically acclaimed 2019 album, Alade had signed a licensing deal with Universal Music Group (UMG) Africa as an exclusive worldwide record music partner with Effyzzie Music Group, her record label.
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Reaching out to all voting members of @recordingacademy to consider my Album, #WomanofSteel for Best World Music Album!
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"This has been an incredible project and I would love to celebrate it with all of you.” #Grammy2019 pic.twitter.com/lFIYAZVPeQ— ???????? #WOMANOFSTEEL ???????? (@yemialadee) October 6, 2019
