Tiakola and Rema have a new meeting point: Best, listed on Tiakola's WpointM. For fans coming from either artist's catalogue, the collaboration offers a straightforward starting point before exploring the wider project.
The release, with the credits checked
Apple Music's release page identifies the track with Tiakola and Rema. It lists WpointM as a 17-song album dated 24 September 2026, with M3lo World credited on the release and distribution through Warner Music France's Atlantic label. Those are catalogue details checked on 28 September, rather than a chart-performance claim.
NotjustOk's 27 September coverage also places the collaboration on WpointM. Its article is linked in our newswire for readers who want that publisher's take.
A way into both catalogues
Our listening suggestion: start with Best, then put a solo track from each artist beside it. Listen for who sets the pace, where the vocal handover happens and which phrases stay with you. That makes for a more interesting conversation than declaring a winner before describing what you heard.
For a group chat or listening club, give everyone the official track link first. Ask one specific question: which moment would you replay? Share your own answer as an opinion, and keep a distinction between a personal favourite and a measured audience response.
If you are making content about the release
Build a short piece around your own observation: the collaboration, a credited contributor, or a comparison with another release you know. Put the artist and song names on screen, link to the official listening page and make your commentary easy to follow. Check the platform's music-use rules before including recordings in a stream or clip. A subscription or a publicly available song does not by itself grant reuse rights.
You can map out the recording, edit and publishing steps in the Creator Playbook. One clear idea and a credited source are a useful place to start.
Source note: Release metadata was checked on Apple Music on 28 September 2026. The listening prompts above are AfroStream's editorial suggestions, not a claim to have measured fan reaction. Cover artwork is supplied through the linked Apple Music release page.