Nigerian Afropop sensation Yemi Alade has been honored with a Grammy nomination medal for her track "Tomorrow," marking her first-ever nomination at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards. The song, featured on her 2024 album *Rebel Queen*, has been recognized in the Best African Music Performance category.

"Tomorrow" is an Amapiano-infused track that showcases Alade's unflappable confidence and self-belief, further cementing her status as a leading figure in African music.

The Best African Music Performance category is highly competitive this year, featuring fellow Nigerian artists such as Asake & Wizkid with "MMS," Chris Brown featuring Davido & Lojay with "Sensational," Burna Boy with "Higher," and Tems with "Love Me JeJe."

Yemi Alade first gained international acclaim with her 2013 hit single "Johnny," and has since released multiple successful albums, including *King of Queens* (2014), *Mama Africa* (2016), and *Woman of Steel* (2019). Her latest album, *Rebel Queen*, continues to showcase her versatility and dedication to promoting African culture through music.

This Grammy nomination is a significant milestone in Alade's career, reflecting her contributions to the global recognition of African music. Fans and music enthusiasts worldwide eagerly await the award ceremony, celebrating this remarkable achievement for Yemi Alade and African music as a whole.