British-Nigerian rapper Dave has confirmed a collaboration with Nigerian star Tems on his highly anticipated third studio album The Boy Who Played the Harp, set for release 24 October 2025.
Dave, the Grammy-winning British-Nigerian rapper, has officially confirmed a collaboration with Nigerian artist Tems on his upcoming third studio album, The Boy Who Played the Harp. The project is due for release on 24 October 2025.
The partnership was first hinted at through a London billboard campaign and later confirmed via official channels. Fans of both artists are already anticipating how their distinctive styles will merge on the record.
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The Boy Who Played the Harp marks Dave’s return after a hiatus following his 2023 success with the EP *Split Decision*. The album title references the biblical King David, known for playing the harp. The symbolic choice suggests themes of healing, leadership and storytelling.
Tems has built a global profile through her distinct vocals and high-profile collaborations. Her inclusion on Dave’s album adds Afro-soul depth and international crossover potential. Sources state she joins on a track titled “Raindance”.
For Dave, the Tems collaboration reinforces his global ambition and cross-continental reach. For Tems, the feature signals strong representation on a major UK rap album and may deepen her impact in London and beyond.
Expect a concise 10-track album featuring introspective lyrics, rich production and standout appearances from Tems, James Blake, Kano and more. Pre-orders are live and fans are looking for the single drop ahead of the album.
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