And now, she’s creating space for others to lead too.

The Grammy-winning artist just launched the Leading Vibe Initiative, created to support and uplift African women in music, from producers to songwriters to rising vocalists. For Tems, who taught herself how to make music without a clear path or guide, this is personal. She’s been that girl with a voice and a vision, but no blueprint. And now that she’s paved her way, she’s holding the door open for others to walk through.

“I want to be someone that shows people that there’s hope,” Tems shared. “Because the most heartbreaking thing is to see a light dimmed and a fire never ignited.”

Starting this August in Lagos and moving across the continent, the Leading Vibe Initiative will provide mentorship, tools, and a network of support for African women who are breaking barriers and building boldly. The deadline to apply is July 13, and this isn’t just another music program; it’s a movement.

Because, as successful as the music industry may seem, women — especially African women — still face a ceiling. There’s brilliance, but no platform. Talent, but little support. And Tems is using her platform to change that narrative.

This is for the women who are often overlooked in boardrooms and studio sessions. The ones with something to say, something to sing, something to shift. The ones who are not afraid to lead.

“While the music industry is great, there hasn’t really been a space for women. This is a space for the ones who believe — and have a desire to be seen and heard.”

The Leading Vibe Initiative goes beyond sound; it’s shaping the future of women in music. Built by women, for women, from the continent to the world.

1. Leading isn’t just about being the loudest in the room. Sometimes, it’s about being the one who dares to make space for others.

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Her talent, hard work, and faith continue to push her to new heights. In an interview with ESSENCE on the red carpet after her win, she made it clear where her gratitude lies, saying, “All the glory goes to God… Jehovah God, Yahweh, El Shaddai, Elohim, that’s who I give all my glory to.”

This latest win cements her place as one of the most influential African artists of our time—effortlessly blending culture, artistry, and undeniable talent.

Big congratulations to Tems.

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Adding a sleek black clutch and her signature voluminous curls, Tems effortlessly balanced simplicity and glamour. Inside the event, she mingled with stars like Raye and Tyla, and even shared a moment with fashion icon Anna Wintour, further cementing her status as a global style icon.

From her powerful voice to her impeccable fashion sense, Tems continues to captivate and inspire on every stage. This Paris Fashion Week moment is yet another chapter in her journey of global influence.

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