Tems reveals her love for music started from listening to Celine Dion

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Tems reveals her love for music started from listening to Celine Dion

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Popular Nigerian musician Tems has revaled that her love for music began with listening to Celine Dion. Tens is an award winning Nigerian artist and her full name is Temilade Openiyi. She has won several awards in the past despite just starting out in her music career some years back. She has won awards like Grammy awards for best melodic rap performance and BET award for best international act alongside many others.

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She revealed how her love for music came from Celine Dion recently during an interview with Kendrick Lamar and this had been for a newly released feature in The Interview Magazine feature.

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Kendrick Lamar

During the interview, she was asked how she got involved in music and she had revaled how her love for music had begun from listening to music by Celine Dion. She shared that Celine Dion’s music entered her soul leading to the beginning of her love for music.

In her words "I’m not sure when the first time I heard music was, but I found myself loving the radio, and I used to hear Celine Dion. Nigerians love Celine Dion. Her songs are very emotional, jump-off-a-cliff-type songs. They entered my soul. I think that’s where my love for music started."

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She also mentioned that "And then, when I was nine or ten, I started writing songs, but it wasn’t songs with choruses, it was just verses of things I was feeling. Then I fell into this deep hole of music obsession, and it was the only thing that made me feel alive. I can’t describe the feeling when I first got my first CD. It was a Destiny’s Child CD that was fake, it had 30 songs, and I learned them all."

See full interview

https://www.interviewmagazine.com/m...t7UeyOkntQhfu28w-NqBcHLAYZoGXXFdu8a-e80w9v7Fo