This One Is Personal by Tiwa Savage Podcast Prediction

This One Is Personal by Tiwa Savage Podcast Prediction

Author: ISRAEL OLUWAFEMI MAKANJUOLA August 28, 2025 Duration: 3:49

This one right here is personal……



Tiwa Savage is about to drop her new album and I’ve got some thoughts. From the title alone you can already tell it’s not just music, it’s a statement. In this episode I break down what this project could sound like, why it feels different from her past albums, and why it might even be the most important one of her career. It’s a prediction, but it’s also a conversation about growth, legacy, and how Tiwa continues to set the pace in Afrobeats.



Big shout to Tony Doe—he’s that veteran Nigerian broadcaster and podcast coach who hosts The Tony Doe Podcast and Into The Podverse. His intro and outro here set the tone right because you know the guy understands storytelling and audio vibes.


Disclaimer / Fair Use Note:


This episode is a journalistic commentary and prediction on Tiwa Savage’s forthcoming album This One Is Personal. All rights to the music and official artwork belong to their respective owners. The cover art used here is an AI-generated pencil sketch inspired by the album’s theme and is not the official artwork.


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