Internationally acclaimed Nigerian artist BJ Sam has made history with the submission of his single, “Don’t Worry, Everything Will Be Fine,” for consideration at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards. The uplifting track brings together musicians and singers from across the globe, blending cultures and genres into a radiant message of hope at a time when the world is weighed down by anxiety and depression.
The project is a landmark collaboration, uniting artists from every continent in one harmonious voice. Featured collaborators include American multi-instrumentalist John Heinrich, Venezuelan percussionist Martha Paredes, Austrian saxophonist Michael Hudecek, French singer Thieriki, Brazilian pop sensation Marina Mar, Colombian pianist ZieM, Kenyan singer Kenny Bizzoh, Ghanaian gospel legend Diana Hopeson, Greek drummer Akis Tsivourakis, Jordanian guitarist Nader Bakier, Swedish bassist James G. Lidgett, Peruvian percussionist Marco Ginocchio, South African duo Grootman & Hanoch, and many more.
“We are beyond honored to have ‘Don’t Worry, Everything Will Be Fine’ considered for the Grammy Awards,” said BJ Sam. “This song is a piece of our soul, and sharing it with the world has been an incredible journey. We’re grateful to our fans, collaborators, and team for believing in this vision.”
