Rema is opening his next project by handing the first word to Wizkid. According to a tracklist circulating online, Big Wiz features on ‘Feel Alright’, the track that kicks off the new EP ‘E-Mortal Boy (EMB)’.
The project is set to land next Friday, November 20, 2026. That gives fans barely a week to process the news before the full thing arrives.
‘E-Mortal Boy (EMB)’ reportedly runs seven tracks, which keeps it lean and in true EP territory. After ‘Feel Alright’, the listed songs are ‘Oh No’, ‘Velvet’, ‘Tanzania’ featuring BNYX, ‘TEA’, ‘SUGA’ and ‘Bang Bang’, which brings in London and Kah-Lo.
That guest list stretches well beyond Lagos. BNYX is a producer with deep ties to the American rap scene, and Kah-Lo is the Nigerian singer who picked up a Grammy nomination for her work on Riton’s ‘Rinse & Repeat.
The Wizkid feature is the one that will get people talking, though. Pairing the Mavin Records star with the man behind ‘Made in Lagos’ and ‘Morayo’ puts two of the biggest names in Afrobeats on the same record.
Putting it in the opening slot tells you Rema wants listeners to hear it first, not stumble on it halfway through.
There’s a generational angle that makes the link-up even more interesting. Wizkid helped carry Afrobeats onto global stages more than a decade ago.
Rema is part of the wave that pushed it even further, most obviously with ‘Calm Down’, which became a worldwide smash and gained extra reach through its remix with Selena Gomez.
That run has defined the past few years for him. His debut album ‘Rave & Roses’ arrived in 2022, and he followed it with ‘HEIS’ in 2024, a darker and more experimental record that showed he wasn’t interested in simply chasing another ‘Calm Down’. ‘E-Mortal Boy (EMB)’ now slots into that catalogue as his next move.
Fans online are already treating the Wizkid track as the headline moment. For a lot of listeners, the chance to hear these two trade verses is reason enough to clear their Friday.
Still, a bit of caution makes sense here. The tracklist that has everyone excited is the one circulating online, and until the project actually drops, the details could shift. Last-minute changes to features and running orders aren’t unusual in the days before a release.
The title itself raises questions too. E-Mortal Boy’ reads like a play on “immortal”, and Rema hasn’t publicly broken down what the name means or what story the seven songs are meant to tell.
So for now, the conversation sits with track names and a guest list. What ‘Feel Alright’ actually sounds like, and how Rema and Wizkid split the space on it, is something nobody outside the studio knows yet.
