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Spotify Names Ayra Starr Biggest Female Afrobeats Artist

Spotify hailed Ayra Starr as “the pop star of Afrobeats”.

Emmanuel Babs by Emmanuel Babs
September 25, 2025
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Streaming giant, Spotify, has released its list of ‘Top 5 Female Afrobeats Artists In The Last 12 Months’, with Nigerian singer, Ayra Starr topping the list.

Spotify hailed Ayra Starr as “the pop star of Afrobeats”.

Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Tems is number two on the list. At number 3 is American-Cameroonian singer, Libianca.

Malian-French star Aya Nakamura took the fourth spot, while British-Nigerian singer Darkoo completed the top 5.

South African singer, Tyla, was surprisingly missing from the list despite winning all the major Afrobeats awards in the past one year.

Spotify also released the list of Top 5 Afrobeats Artists In Latin America. The list was entirely occupied by Nigerian musicians.

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Rema is number one of the list, Ayra Starr took the second spot, while CKay completes the top 3.

Burna Boy and Wizkid are number 4 and 5, respectively.

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