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Nigerian musician Davido delivered his first TV performance after returning from his months-long break.
The singer-songwriter performed on The Late Night Show with Stephen Colbert on Tuesday, April 4.
Davido performed two songs ‘Feel’ and ‘Unavailable’ off his new album ‘Timeless’, released on March 31.
With the band The Compozers, he put up a medley performance of the songs.
Meanwhile, Apple Music has revealed that Davido set a new record on the streaming platform with the Timeless album.
Timeless has had the most first-day streams ever for an African album, the music streaming service said in a tweet.
The album has already broken the record for the biggest debut week on Spotify Nigeria and the biggest first-day streams on Boomplay.
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