HOUSTON – Prairie View A&M University’s iconic Marching Storm Band wowed the crowd with their performance at the 2022 Pepsi National Battle of the Bands competition this past weekend and also got the attention of Grammy-nominated singer Tems.
The band performed the popular hit “Free Mind” on Saturday and received praise from several guests and social media users, including a fan page that the singer retweeted Tuesday.
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“WOW,” the singer tweeted. “Who knew when I wrote this song I was making history. Now it is timeless.”
WOW Who knew when I wrote this song I was making history. Now it is timeless.
— TEMS (@temsbaby) August 30, 2022
God’s doing!! All the glory in the world belongs to Him https://t.co/0EBejaZ1Ux
She continued, saying, “God’s doing!! All the glory in the world belongs to Him.”
The Nigerian-born singer has reached much success with other chart-topping songs, including “Essence” by her and Wiz Kid, and the ballad “Higher.”
The Marching Storm has also reached their fair share of notoriety as well with the new docu-series “MARCH” that debuted in January of this year.
So how do you think they did? Let us know in the comments.
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