Nigerian singer and songwriter Tiwa Savage recently performed a Tiny Desk (Home) Concert from the Jazzhole in Lagos, Nigeria, streaming back to her birthplace from London. Savage, known for her blend of afrobeats, R&B, afropop, pop, and hip-hop, has made significant contributions to the Nigerian music industry. Starting her career backing artists like George Michael and Mary J. Blige, Savage's talent led her to sign with major labels like Sony/ATV Music Publishing and Roc Nation.

Her albums and EPs have garnered critical acclaim, with hits like "Kele Kele Love," "My Darlin," and "Dangerous Love." Savage continues to make waves in the music industry, winning awards like Best African Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards and gaining recognition for her distinctive sound. Her recent EP, Water & Garri, showcases a mix of Afrobeat and soulful R&B, further solidifying her reputation as a versatile and talented artist. In addition to her musical achievements, Savage was honored with an honorary degree from the University of Kent in 2022. The Tiny Desk (Home) Concert allowed fans to experience her captivating performance in an intimate setting, highlighting her undeniable talent and passion for music.