International music sensation, Tems has once again made waves in the global music scene as she has received another Oscar nomination for her song “Lift Me Up.” The song, which was written and produced by Tems, has been nominated in the Best Original Song category for the upcoming Academy Awards.
This is not the first time Tems has received recognition on a global scale. She previously received an Oscar nomination for her song “Try Me” in the Best Original Song category for the film “The Fighting Preacher.” With this latest nomination, Tems has solidified her position as a trailblazer in the Nigerian music industry and a shining example of the country’s growing influence in the global music scene.
“Lift Me Up” was written as an anthem for hope and resilience, and it resonated with audiences around the world. The song’s uplifting message and powerful vocals have earned it widespread critical acclaim and it has quickly become a fan favorite.
Tems’ nomination for an Academy Award is a significant achievement for her as an artist and for the Nigerian music industry as a whole. It is a testament to the quality and originality of the music being created in Nigeria and the growing global recognition of the country’s vibrant music scene.
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Tems’ nomination is a testament to her hard work and dedication to her craft. She continues to push the boundaries and set new standards for the Nigerian music industry and this latest recognition serves as an inspiration to young artists that they too can achieve greatness and make their mark in the global music industry.
In conclusion, International music sensation Tems received another global recognition as she bagged an Oscar nomination for her song “Lift Me Up.” This is a great accomplishment for her and for the Nigerian music industry as a whole. It shows that Nigerian music is being recognized on a global scale and Tems is leading the way for other Nigerian artists to follow.
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