At a press conference in Lagos on Friday, the diva said the body of work is a combination of “my thoughts, melodies, and a truck load of nostalgia”.
Alade also stated that she created the album because she was weary of the “monotony in genre and style” of Afrobeats music.
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“I am a true rebel in words and in action. So many albums tend to have monotony in genre and style and it bores me easily most times. This album is a blend of what my playlist consists of right now; the new and old pop music that cuts across generations and boundaries. I am generally known as someone who has always charted her own course and walked the path less travelled,” she said.
“Rebel Queen has something new, old and borrowed. I want to emphasise to you that every song is unique and a capsule of my thoughts and melodies and truck load of nostalgia.”
She further disclosed that the 16-track album theme includes feminity, liberation anf consciousness.
“It’s a 16 track album that takes you through sounds of Africa on different tempos and rhythms with features from a few of your favorite artistes from different parts of the world. The album covers feminity, style, dance, motivation, liberation and consciousness,” she added.
