Burna Boy Releases Tracklist For Album “I Told Them…”; Announces Album Out On Friday 25 August

As the anticipation for Burna’s most recent album grows, he reveals a sneak peek at the tracklist and an August 25th release date. The 15 tracks on the album showcase Burna Boy’s distinct sound combination and several joint ventures with other well-known African musicians. The record demonstrates the musician’s growth, development, and versatility. The album collaborates with international artists, further expanding Burna Boy’s global reach and appeal. Each track on the album reflects Burna Boy’s unique storytelling ability and ability to blend various genres seamlessly, making it a highly anticipated release for fans worldwide.

Sittin’ On Top Of The World ft. 21 Savage, the album’s lead single, is a lively and energetic song that draws listeners in immediately. It is the ideal introduction to the remainder of the album and Burna Boy’s sound and style. Other noteworthy songs are “Thanks ft. J. Cole,” an energizing and powerful celebration of life in Lagos, and “Talibans II ft. Byron Messia,” a soulful and contemplative song about life’s challenges. The album also includes multiple joint projects. These partnerships are a fantastic illustration of the power and skill of African musicians in working together to produce original musical works. All things considered, “I Told Them” is a fantastic illustration of Burna Boy’s artistic development. His ability to work with other African artists and his distinctive fusion of sounds and styles are both demonstrated on the album. It serves as a vivid and potent reminder of the resilience and promise of African music.

The revealed tracklist reads as follows,

• I Told Them.
• Normal.
• On Form.
• Sittin’ On Top Of The World ft. 21 Savage.
• Tested, Approved & Trusted.
• Cheat On Me ft. Dave.
• Virgil.
• Big 7.
• Dey Play.
• City Boys.
• Giza ft. Seyi Vibez.
• Jewels.
• If I’m Lying.
• Thanks, ft. J. Cole.
• Talibans II ft. Byron Messia.

The album also highlights Burna Boy’s commitment to promoting African culture and identity through his music. His lyrics often touch on important social and political issues, giving a voice to marginalized communities. This makes ‘I Told Them’ a musical masterpiece and a powerful statement of African pride and resilience in the global music industry.