The song features an **Amapiano sound** and lyrics expressing **gratitude for life, success, and family**.

The single reflects Burna Boy’s recent time spent in his hometown of **Port Harcourt**, where he engaged in **humanitarian work**.

“Higher” follows a groundbreaking **2023** for the artist, marked by a historic performance at the **Grammys** and record-breaking tours in the **US and Canada**.

Burna Boy also made history as the **first African artist** to headline a stadium in the **UK** in 2023, and he’s set to do it again at **London Stadium** on **June 29, 2024**.

With his continued success and new music, Burna Boy shows no signs of slowing down.

He also became the **first Nigerian artist** to be nominated as a lead artist outside the global music categories at the Grammys for his hit single ‘**Sittin’ On Top Of The World**’ which features **21 Savage** and got the nod for **Best Melodic Rap Performance**.

Burna Boy also recently set a record for the **highest-grossing concert** by an African artist in the **United States** and the **highest-grossing tour** by an African artist in **Canada**.

Burna Boy is scheduled for a historic return to **London Stadium** on **June 29, 2024**.

This performance will mark his second time headlining at the venue, further solidifying his groundbreaking achievement as the first African artist to headline a stadium concert in the UK, which he accomplished in 2023.

**Business Day**, established in **2001**, is a daily business newspaper based in **Lagos**.

It is the only Nigerian newspaper with a bureau in **Accra, Ghana**.

It has both daily and Sunday titles.

It circulates in **Nigeria and Ghana**.