Singer Teni on March 21st will appear on DJ Cuppy’s  ‘Africa Now‘ radio on Apple Music to speak about her journey to understanding the criticality of mental health, Niniola, and her upcoming album.

Teni, real name Teniola Apata is set to drop her debut album “Wondaland” on Friday, March 19th. In it, she’s a song “Dad’s song” where she touched on mental health.

Speaking to Cuppy on mental health she says;“Oh yes. See, I don’t even joke with my mental health. Anything that starts to give me negative vibes, I step away from it. I take time. I move away. You understand? I don’t accommodate negativity, because you have to understand, the fans are your fans.

“They love you. But to love them back, you have to love yourself and you have to be in the right mind frame. So when I’m not feeling the energy, I just step away, take care of myself and come back.”

For “Dad’s song” she said she choose to honor her father who even death provided for her

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“For ‘Dad’s Song,’ it was only right to respect the man that brought me to the world. In Yoruba we’d say (Yoruba language), which means that he brought me to the world and he didn’t just bring me, he cared for me, he made sure that my future was set.

He worked hard, built a legacy, and even in death, I was still very much lucky, I could still go to school. It was only right to respect such a man that thought of me even before I was born, and planned for my future even before I was born. So it was only right to respect the man and sing a song to him, letting him know that everything I do is for him.”

Her album only houses one collaboration. Speaking on it, Teni says she wanted the album to be just about her.

“It’s my debut album and I really wanted to be selfish. On my next project, you’re definitely going to hear a lot of collaborations. But on this one, I handcrafted each music. I just wanted it to be me. I wanted my fans that have waited for this long to hear me.”

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