Rema has set November 20, 2026, for his new EP, E-Mortal Boy, and opened a pre-save page for the release. The artist’s announcement was reported on November 11 by NotJustOk and Album Talks, while the live pre-save page identifies the project by name.
For Nigeria’s recorded music business, the announcement gives Rema’s current singles a defined release campaign. Mavin’s own music page lists both “TEA” and “Oh No” among his recent releases, and the new EP page is already collecting advance interest. The useful test will come after release: whether listeners who know the singles continue into the rest of the project.
A release date, with some details still open
NotJustOk reports that the EP is due on Friday, November 20. Album Talks gives the same timing, and an independent album listing also shows November 20 as its release date. Rema’s pre-save page is live, with options for listeners to arrange access through music services. Pre-saving is a campaign action; it is not a stream, a sale or evidence that the full EP has been heard.
NotJustOk describes a circulating seven-song tracklist, but Rema’s pre-save page does not establish the final guest credits or song order. Until the artist or label publishes those details, reported appearances should be treated as provisional. The confirmed news today is the project announcement and its scheduled release.
The singles give the campaign a starting point
Mavin lists “TEA” and “Oh No” as Rema releases on its website. InterSpace Daily covered the teaser for “TEA” in August, when it was presented as a new solo single. The EP announcement now places that release activity in a broader campaign, although the final song sequence remains subject to confirmation.
On TurnTable’s Official Nigeria Top 100 for October 30 to November 5, “Oh No” stood at No. 5. That is a weekly ranking of activity before the EP announcement, not a forecast of the project’s first-week performance. It does show that at least one Rema recording is already present near the top of Nigeria’s combined radio and streaming chart as the release date approaches.
The label context is visible too. Mavin names Rema on its artist roster, and the pre-release project is being promoted under his name. Neither fact establishes the commercial terms behind the EP, which have not been disclosed in the sources reviewed for this report. Managers and labels can measure the campaign’s outcome once the release is live and dated platform or official chart results become available.
For now, the next concrete milestones are a final tracklist and the November 20 release. Guest credits, production details and first-week numbers should be checked against the released project and dated chart reports when they appear.
