Rema-March Am

Rema, the remarkable and innately talented Nigerian artist signed under Mavin Records, continues his extraordinary rise in the global music scene with the release of his brand-new track, “March Am.” This stunning new song is yet another testament to Rema’s unmatched creativity and ability to craft sounds that transcend cultural and musical boundaries. Known for his futuristic Afrobeat sound and captivating stage presence, Rema once again proves why he remains one of the most influential figures in contemporary African music.

“March Am” serves as one of the standout tracks from Rema’s recently released body of work, the HEIS Album, a project that perfectly captures his evolution as an artist. The album, consisting of eleven breathtaking songs, explores a wide range of musical styles — from Afro-fusion and trap to alternative R&B — showcasing Rema’s ability to seamlessly merge genres while maintaining his signature sound. Each song on the project highlights his imagination, lyrical depth, and skillful collaboration with other talented musicians, further reinforcing his reputation as a musical innovator.

The song “March Am” carries a vibrant yet soulful tone that uplifts listeners while preserving a nostalgic, vintage appeal. Its rhythmic flow, melodic harmony, and infectious energy make it the kind of song that resonates deeply, leaving an unforgettable impression on fans. True to Rema’s artistic style, “March Am” balances emotional vulnerability with confident self-expression, creating a dynamic listening experience that both inspires and entertains.

With HEIS Album, Rema continues to push the creative limits of Afrobeats and beyond, solidifying his place as one of the defining voices of his generation. “March Am” is not just another hit — it’s a celebration of Rema’s growth, resilience, and his unrelenting passion for making timeless music that connects people across the globe.

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Lyrics

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Ọmọ ologo, Baba Remy, no boboNormally, I dey koloMoney full for my bank oNo go hustle, dey for Twitter dey zozoTry me, make I sample, I’m in battleAnimal, o ṣe Nat Geo17, I dey dagbo, I dey crack codeNow the Prince of Afro

Every day, this my mouth, I dey sharp amKnew I was H-I-M from the ZangaStep on the stage and the girls dem pass outOpposite gender, na me dey pack amSuccess no fit make me lose my hungerPSG gang, exhaust dey burn out(Raise am! Raise am! Raise am!)Lamborghini Urus, I dey march am

I dey march am, I dey march amI dey march am, I dey march amI dey march am, I dey march amI dey march am, I dey march amI dey march am, I dey march amI dey march am, I dey march amI dey march am, I dey march amI dey march am, I dey march am

Hehe-hehe-hehe-hehe-he, huhRemy, raise am, raise am, raise amRaise am, raise am, raise amRaise am, raise am, raise amI dey march am, I dey march amI dey march am, I dey march am

Every day I dey raise una BP, raise am to the ceilingTalking my shit and I don’t keep it PGNo dey hold me na, make una leave me, leaveOya, make una leave meI no go let anybody breatheDem be novice, H-I-M no shaking

Ehn-ehn, Oppenheimer, always dropping another bangerOnly one Remy dey make girls dance amRemy too dey paraFor performance, collect ẹgbọn rabbaOne million dollar (ay, yeba)Anybody test my temper, make e prepare for the karma

Every day, this my mouth, I dey sharp amKnew I was H-I-M from the ZangaStep on the stage and the girls dem pass outOpposite gender, na me dey pack am (ha, ha)Success no fit make me lose my hunger (ah)PSG gang, exhaust dey burn out (yeba)(Raise am! Raise am! Raise am!)Lamborghini Urus, I dey march am (yeba, yeba)