Stefflon Don, Tiwa Savage, Rema “Can’t Let You Go Remix” Out Now!

Critically acclaimed British rapper, singer and songwriter Stefflon Don releases the “Can’t Let You Go” remix featuring Nigerian artists Tiwa Savage and Rema (Quality Control Music/Motown). 

The video accompanying the track is directed and animated by Ben Dosage. The original version amassed over 16 million streams.

Stefflon Don said of her inspiration for the single, “For this track, I wanted to lean into my natural singing voice and also experiment with doing some of the melodies in Yoruba. The overall vibe of the track is underpinned by a sultry Afro Beats sound. I always love to fuse all of my cultural influences into my work, because I am very much inspired by different parts of the world”.

“Can’t Let You Go” is Stefflon Don’s second release this year after “Move”, her first new music in 2020. Released last month, “Move” was praised by Clash Magazine as a “confident dancehall-fueled roller that taps into carnival energy.” “Move” followed the global knockout success of her Quality Control Music/Motown debut single “Hurtin’ Me”, which earned over 2.3 billion streams.

About Stefflon Don

AWARDS AND NOMINATIONS: 

·     Last month won Best Female artist at the Rated Awards, which celebrates the best in Black British Music (despite not putting out music this year. Steff just rates).

·     Won Best Female at the MOBO Awards

·     Best Newcomer at 2018’s NME Awards

·     BBC’s Sound Of 2017 list, i-D Class of 2017

·     Apple Music’s Up Next Artist  

·     Nominated for BET’s Best International Act Award, and was 

·     Nominated for a Brit’s Critics Choice award. 

·     Honored at the 2018 ASCAP London Awards for a Vanguard Award (The ASCAP Vanguard Award is an annual award presented by the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), in recognition of “the impact of new and developing musical genres, which help shape the future of music.”) 

·     Nominated for a Q Award in the category for Best Live Act. 

·     The first ever British female entrant in XXL’s annual ‘Freshman Class’ – XXL knows she is about to blow.

ACCLAIM

·     “The rise of Stefflon Don represents a sea of change in British rap” – The Guardian

·     “Armed with lyrical wit, aggression and star quality.” XXL

·     “The rise of Stefflon Don represents a sea of change in British rap” – The Guardian

·     “The star that British rap needs” – Noisey

·     “UK’s great hip-hop hope” – NME

COLLABORATIONS

Future, Halsey, Demi Lovato, Lil Baby, Lil Kim, Skepta, Mariah Carey, Sean Paul and more.