T-ME Singsong has released one of the most anticipated and significant singles in his catalog to date. The Agege-born artist, who relocated to the United States several years ago, has since navigated a series of personal and professional challenges. This release marks his first single of the year, following what appears to have been an especially difficult period that prompted widespread curiosity about his whereabouts.
In recent months, T-ME has been involved in legal proceedings related to allegations of domestic violence. He was arrested and detained for several weeks after an altercation with his partner—allegations he firmly denies.
Reflecting on his situation, he shared:
“I have been in a very dark place lately, not able to live as freely as I want or put out the songs I want. Having to go to court every day is not the kind of life I wish to have. People always think the USA is the closest thing to heaven—yes, it can be—but it can quickly turn into hell on earth. I am basically watching my dreams being taken away from me.”
The new single explores themes of identity and self-assertion, encapsulated in the phrase “Oba ni I wo Agbada.” “I am a king. I’ve always been a king, and those who have taken me for granted over the years should watch my renaissance,” he explained. The track carries a deeply spiritual message, complemented by artwork featuring a broken vinyl record—a symbol of his current circumstances.
The song, titled King Fahd, also serves as the title track for his forthcoming album.

Listen on Apple Music
https://music.apple.com/us/album/king-fahd-single/1709801013




