TÖME (pronounced toe-me), the rising singer-songwriter with a penchant for creating and performing, released her new smooth single ‘Fine Pass’. The artist softly interpolates Nigerian pidgin to tell the delicate story about a hot and passionate love that took time (“Finally, I dey try for your loving/I take time for your loving/I don’t mind when you love me like that”). By the end of the hook/chorus, you’ll discover that the JUNO Award-winning singer has attracted a patient provider—the kind of man most women dream of.

Michelle Oluwatomi Akanbi, known by her stage name Töme, is a Nigerian-French Canadian singer, songwriter, and actor hailing from Montreal. With a captivating blend of Afrobeat, R&B, and pop influences, Töme has carved out her unique space in today's contemporary music landscape. Unafraid to push boundaries, her music defies genre limitations, inviting listeners on a sonic journey unlike any other.

At the 50th anniversary of the Juno Awards, the beautiful Nigerian songstress bagged the award for the Best Recording of the Year for her hit single, “IPray” which featured Jamaican Singer, Sean Kingston. Tome who is also a French-Canadian capped the beautiful night with a captivating golden performance of “I Pray” befitting the Golden Jubilee of the Juno Awards.

On Nana, Töme’s first song of 2021 and a follow up to her JUNO-Award-winning single, “I Pray” ft Sean Kingston, she operates in a pocket of sound that’s fundamentally attuned to her unique strengths.

Award-winning singer and songwriter TÖME has kickstarted her 2021 music releases with the single "Nana". She also recently won the prestigious JUNO award, under the Reggae Recording of the Year category, for her single "I Pray" featuring Jamaican artist Sean Kingston.

On the day of her Juno Opening Night Awards performance, the Toronto-based singer drops a new vibrant and sanguine single called “NANA,” marking it as her first release of 2021.

Canada-based, Nigerian singer TÖME shares her first single "Nana" for 2021. The upbeat record blends Afropop with modern R&B/pop elements and the result is a bright, catchy track that showcases…

“As she navigates pulling her diaspora and Nigerian inclinations together into something to hold on to, there is a never-absent quote that sums up her view of self and destiny: I’m enough, I’m Töme.”

TÖME delivers a mix of sultry melodic vocals and some code-switching bars to show that her versatility and then some.

Sean Kingston expressed his gladness to have worked with TÖME on “I Pray”, saying: “TÖME is an incredibly unique artist with a beautiful voice….