Nigerian music sensation Rema has shared his approach to studio collaborations, stating that he refuses to create music with any artist he does not share a personal bond with.
The singer explained that having a smooth relationship and genuine understanding is a major requirement for him before stepping into the booth with anyone, according to a report by Naija News. For him, making music goes beyond business, requiring a natural energy and mutual respect between both parties.
Over the years, the Mavin Records and Jonzing World signee has maintained a selective attitude toward studio partnerships. While he has released massive tracks alongside local and international talents like Kah-Lo, London, and Diamond Platnumz, his latest comments show that those creative link-ups rely on real-life chemistry rather than industry pressure.
The Afrobeats act has continued to expand his sound across major projects, including his early breakthrough releases and acclaimed studio records like Rave & Roses and HEIS. Listeners have also watched his style evolve across bodies of work like RAVAGE and the E-Mortal Boy EP.
With his consistent focus on originality and positive vibes, Rema has made sure his creative process remains strictly protected. For fellow musicians hoping to score a verse from him, building a genuine friendship appears to be the only way to make it happen.
