Pharrell Williams Sends Kind Words To Adekunle Gold Following His New Album Release

Pharrell Williams, the legendary American singer and record producer, has praised Nigerian artist Adekunle Gold. AG Baby, he continued, is “blessed and favored.” The hip-hop entrepreneur, 50, stated that Adekunle Gold will continue to rise against his opponents’ wishes.

@adekunleGOLD you already know…you are blessed and favored…so even when they try to push you down…still… you will be “falling up”…
God is the greatest, period.

— Pharrell Williams (@Pharrell) July 27, 2023

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Pharrell Williams is one of the guests on Adekunle Gold’s latest album, Tequila Ever After, alongside Grammy Hall of Fame Inductee Nile Rodgers. Adekunle Gold, the acclaimed Nigerian music artist, has finally released his highly awaited fifth studio album, Tequila Ever After.

Following a stellar first half of the year that resulted in the release of many hit singles, the most recent of which being Ogaranya, Adekunle Gold is prepared to introduce audiences to a more sonically sophisticated musicianship, dubbed his ‘Rockstar era.’

Adekunle Gold skillfully brings together an army of international superstars in Tequila Ever After whose music has had a profound influence both within and beyond of their own nations.

Adekunle Gold soars with a refreshing-yet-local listening experience on this album, from the social mainstay Party No Dey Stop with Zinoleesky to the genre-defining duet with Odumodublvck on Wrong Person.

With its tremendous repeat value, outstanding collaborations, and sonic variety, Tequila Ever After is a statement album. It exudes the confidence and profundity of Adekunle Gold’s best body of work to date.