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According to Amaarae, she had always been a fan of Tiwa Savage and looked up to her as an icon in the music industry. When she finally got the opportunity to collaborate with Tiwa on “Tales By Moonlight”, Amaarae was nervous and anxious about meeting her idol in person.

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However, when she finally met Tiwa, Amaarae was pleasantly surprised by how warm, friendly, and down-to-earth she was. Tiwa made her feel comfortable and at ease, which helped to break the ice and make the collaboration process much easier.

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Amaarae went on to say that working with Tiwa was a dream come true and that she learned a lot from the experience. She admired Tiwa’s professionalism, dedication, and work ethic, and was inspired by her passion for music and her ability to connect with her fans.

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Amaarae’s experience with Tiwa Savage was a positive one, and she encourages others to not be afraid to meet their idols. She believes that sometimes, meeting your idols can be a rewarding and life-changing experience, and that it’s important to approach these meetings with an open mind and an open heart.

The conversation started when Amaarae was asked how she feels about collaborations. She responded saying:

AMAARAE: My favorite thing to do. Like when I think about collabs like Stonebwoy, I have fun with stuff like that. When I think about working with Blaqbonez from Nigeria. Ruger and I did a record and I actually ended up doing like two records with him, and he does like very grassroots Nigerian music. For me I love stuff like that cuz people really underestimate how diverse my music taste is and how diverse I am. And it’s very important for me to pay homage to like, home roots. And outside of that when I collaborate with people outside that make a different kind of music from me, it’s always just an opportunity for me to showcase my diversity. So like I take pride in that and it’s one of my favorite things to do.

Then when she was asked what she considers when picking artistes to feature, she opened up about her experience with finally meeting Tiwa Savage saying:

AMAARAE: What do I consider? Uhmmm, that I like their music. And that they are respectful and are actually like, nice people. I think that’s very important [beyond the music]. One of my favorite people that I have ever worked with is Tiwa Savage. Like I was shocked by the level of respect and humility and kindness. Tiwa Savage paved the way for me so I’m like coming to work with Tiwa Savage thinking “Okay like let me just be on my Ps and Qs, what ever I get, I will take.” And God, the grace! You know Tiwa has come out to support me. Anytime I’ve done a show. Whether she is in Ghana, Lagos, London, “oh you’re doing a show? I’m coming.”, “Oh do you want me to come on stage with you? Okay, cool I’ll be there.” And it’s never an okay what am I gonna give back to you, it’s always so sweet and always so nice. She checks on me, checks on my mum. Like really such a sweet human being.

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