Tanzanian music artist Nandy, popularly known as African Princess, has officially announced the arrival of her new album titled 911, which is expected to be released on November 27, 2026.
Nandy made the announcement on the night of November 2, 2026, at a special event held in Dar es Salaam to unveil the album, where she gave fans a taste of the new work by introducing her song titled OYA, which is among the tracks that will be featured on the album.
At the event, Nandy performed the song OYA for the first time in front of fans and various guests who attended. Among the celebrities seen enjoying and dancing to the music were Lulu Diva, Zaiylissa, and Linah.
Speaking about the album, Nandy revealed that it has involved artists from six countries, namely the United Kingdom, Ghana, Nigeria, Uganda, Tanzania, and Jamaica, a move that gives the project an international flavor.
She said she previously had fears about releasing many songs, which led her to release only two songs per year, but due to the influence and advice of various people who urged her to do bigger work, she decided to enter the studio and prepare the album.
According to Nandy, the preparations for the 911 album took approximately two years to complete. She explained that the songs included went through a thorough process of being listened to by various people, who gave opinions and suggestions before final decisions were made about which songs would be included.
The album will have more than 10 songs, with the artist explaining that she invested great attention in ensuring each song meets her expectations and delivers the quality she wants for her fans.
Furthermore, Nandy noted that after the launch, there will be special Listening Party events in the United Kingdom as well as various East African countries, which will give fans the opportunity to listen to the album and enjoy her new music.With the arrival of 911, Nandy expects to expand the reach of her music internationally and to reach new fans through collaborations with artists from various nations.