Could you use a little nostalgia? How about some fire modern vibes? It’s all in the making for crooner Tems and Asake for their hard-hitting ‘Get it Right’ single and music video.

It’s way more than just a standout track from her Born in the Wild studio album, it’s a full-fledged cuffing season statement. Lose yourself in the cinematic glowing.

GRAMMY® Award-winning, Oscar nominated, Lagos, Nigeria-based singer, songwriter, and producer Tems released a dreamy new music video for “Get It Right” featuring Asake from her debut studio album Born In The Wild. The video was directed by Laura Marciano and produced by North Of Now Studios. Watch the video HERE.

Tems has had an outstanding year since the release of her highly anticipated debut album Born In The Wild earlier this year via RCA Records/Since ’93. Listen to the album HERE. She recently released the vibrant visual for standout track “Turn Me Up” directed by Loris Russier. Watch the video HERE. Last month, Tems earned three new GRAMMY® nominations for Best R&B Song (“Burning”), Best African Music Performance (“Love Me JeJe”) and Best Global Music Album (Born In The Wild) at the upcoming 67th Annual GRAMMY® Awards. 

Tems recently made a special guest appearance on The Jennifer Hudson Show, to talk about the success of her debut album, where she also captivated audiences with a performance of her hit single “Love Me JeJe.” She also made a musical guest appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert where she delivered a stunning performance of “Burning,” and brought a taste of her highly successful, sold-out BORN IN THE WILD WORLD TOURto the 2024 Chanel MoMA Film Benefit honoring Samuel L. Jackson. Additionally, Tems graced the cover of Essencefor their September/October 2024 issue.

Born In The Wild has earned over 614M streams worldwide to date and debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard Top R&B Albums chart, while 13 tracks from the album notably debuted on the Billboard U.S. Afrobeats Songs Chart. Born In The Wild also landed on multiple “Best Albums of 2024” lists including Rolling Stone, Billboard, NPR and more.