Nigerian Afrobeats star Rema has set November 20, 2026, as the release date for his forthcoming project, E-Mortal Boy (EMB), with reports of a possible collaboration with fellow superstar Wizkid adding to the growing excitement around the seven-track EP.

Nigerian singer Rema performing on stage in 2025
Rema performing on stage in 2025. Photo: Rasheedhrasheed / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Original photograph | Licence.

Rema announced the project on November 11, sharing the title and release date while directing fans to a pre-save link and indicating that the full tracklist would follow. The upcoming release is listed on Apple Music as a seven-song pre-release scheduled for November 20 under Mavin Global Holdings Ltd and Jonzing World Entertainment.

Wizkid Feature Reportedly Titled “Feel Alright”

Wizkid performing at the Canex mega concert in Algiers in September 2025
Wizkid performing at the Canex mega concert in Algiers in 2025. Photo: Muhammed amine benloulou / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Original photograph | Licence.

The biggest talking point surrounding the project is the reported appearance of Wizkid. A tracklist circulating online identifies a song called “Feel Alright” as featuring the Starboy singer, with the track reportedly positioned at the top of the project.

However, the details require careful qualification. Music outlets including NotJustOk and TalkTalkNigeria have reported the Wizkid feature based on the circulating tracklist, while BellaNaija noted that Rema had not yet released the complete tracklist or confirmed the guest credits in his initial announcement. The collaboration is therefore widely reported, but the final official song credits should be checked against the label or artist’s confirmed tracklist.

It is also important to clarify that E-Mortal Boy is the title of the EP, not the reported title of the Rema-Wizkid song. The track is being identified in reports as “Feel Alright”.

What Is Known About The Seven-Track EP?

Apple Music’s pre-release listing confirms a seven-song project and the November 20 release date. Reports based on the tracklist circulating online list “Feel Alright”, “Oh No”, “Velvet”, “Tanzania”, “TEA”, “SUGA” and “Bang Bang”. The same reports associate BNYX with “Tanzania” and London and Kah-Lo with “Bang Bang”. These individual track credits remain subject to official confirmation.

Rema has already released “Oh No” and “TEA”, which have been highlighted as early releases connected to the EP rollout. The forthcoming project will be his first EP since 2023’s Ravage, following his 2024 album HEIS.

A Potential Meeting Of Two Afrobeats Generations

A confirmed collaboration between Rema and Wizkid would bring together two influential Nigerian artists whose careers have helped carry Afrobeats to audiences across different markets. Wizkid established an international profile through records including “Ojuelegba” and “Essence”, while Rema has built a global audience with songs such as “Dumebi” and “Calm Down”.

Their musical approaches have distinct identities. Wizkid is widely associated with melodic Afropop and Afrobeats records, while Rema has moved between Afrobeats, pop, trap-influenced sounds and more experimental production. A joint record could place those different styles in conversation, although listeners will only be able to judge the result when the music is officially released.

Release Date And What Fans Should Expect

E-Mortal Boy (EMB) is scheduled to arrive on Friday, November 20, 2026. Rema has encouraged fans to pre-save the project, while the final tracklist and further release details remain part of the rollout.

For fans, the reported Wizkid appearance is an obvious attraction, but the seven-track format also gives Rema room to present a concise new body of work. The project will be assessed not only by the attention generated by its guest appearances but also by the strength of its songs, production and overall direction.

HeadlinesXtra Analysis

The timing of the EP places Rema’s release in the build-up to Nigeria’s busy end-of-year music and concert season. A November 20 arrival gives the project an opportunity to gain momentum before the December entertainment calendar reaches its peak. The presence of a major guest, if officially confirmed, could help draw attention beyond Rema’s established audience.

Still, the distinction between an artist’s confirmed announcement and a tracklist circulating online matters. The EP title, seven-track listing and release date are reflected in the pre-release platform information, while the reported Wizkid credit has been carried by music publications but awaits an unambiguous final confirmation from Rema or his label. HeadlinesXtra will update the story as the official credits are released.

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