Bisina SomtoAs we celebrate the 2024 International Women’s Day, it’s an opportunity to take a nostalgic journey through some of the timeless Afrobeats hits by these female artists that have left an indelible mark on the industry. Below is a list of 20 Afrobeat Hit Singles by Female Artists:
20 Timeless Afrobeats Hit Songs By Female Artists
Weird MC – Ijoya
Released in 2006 as the lead track for Weird MC’s second album ‘After Da Storm’, ‘Ijoya’ swiftly became a household anthem, catapulting her to widespread recognition in the hip-hop sphere.
Asa – Jailer
Asa’s debut album in 2007 introduced ‘Jailer’, a soul-stirring single that not only added depth to Nigerian music but also sparked profound contemplation among listeners.
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Sasha P – Adara
Sasha P’s swaggering flow in ‘Adara’ not only inspired a generation of Nigerian female MCs but also established her as a force to be reckoned with in the industry.
TY Bello – Greenland
TY Bello’s ode to Nigeria, ‘Greenland’, not only earned her widespread acclaim but also became a soundtrack for national celebrations, highlighting her immense talent.
Goldie – Don’t Touch My Body
Goldie’s vibrant imagery and unique fashion sense were encapsulated in ‘Don’t Touch My Body’, a hit single that showcased her superstar aura and captivated audiences.
Mo’Cheddah – Ko Ma Roll
‘Ko Ma Roll’ marked Mo’Cheddah’s breakthrough in 2010, propelling her to commercial success and solidifying her position as a rising star in the industry.
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Jodie – Kuchi Kuchi
Jodie’s soothing melodies and heartwarming lyrics in ‘Kuchi Kuchi’ captured the essence of motherly love, resonating with listeners even years after its release.
Chidinma – Kedike
Chidinma’s post-Project Fame success was epitomized by ‘Kedike’, a song that transcended borders and established her as a pop sensation.
Omawumi – If You Ask Me
Omawumi’s powerful vocals delivered a poignant commentary on women’s issues in ‘If You Ask Me’, solidifying her status as a voice for societal change.
Waje – So Inspired
Waje’s collaboration with rapper Muna in ‘So Inspired’ celebrated the resilience and ingenuity of women, inspiring listeners with its empowering message.
Yemi Alade – Johnny
Yemi Alade’s meteoric rise began with ‘Johnny’ in 2013, a chart-topping hit that propelled her to stardom and established her as a dominant force in African music.
Tiwa Savage – Kele Kele
Tiwa Savage’s sensual appeal shone through in ‘Kele Kele’, a commercial success that marked the beginning of her mainstream journey.
Cynthia Morgan – German Juice
Cynthia Morgan’s Dancehall vibes in ‘German Juice’ left listeners spellbound, showcasing her remarkable talent and charisma.
Di’Ja – Aww
Di’Ja’s R&B single ‘Aww’ catapulted her to stardom, leaving an indelible mark on the industry with her infectious melodies.
Seyi Shay – Irawo
Seyi Shay asserted her star status with ‘Irawo’, a debut single that propelled her into the mainstream spotlight.
Simi – Tiff
Simi’s transition from Gospel to Pop music was marked by ‘Tiff’, a soulful track that resonated with audiences and showcased her versatility as an artist.
MZ Kiss – Owo Meta
MZ Kiss’s vibrant Yoruba rap style in ‘Owo Meta’ made a lasting impression in the Street Hop scene, establishing her as a standout talent.
Eva Alordiah – Deaf
Eva Alordiah’s smooth rap flows in ‘Deaf’ served as a testament to her remarkable talent and solidified her place in Nigerian hip-hop.
Niniola – Maradona
Niniola’s exploration of South African House music in ‘Maradona’ showcased her versatility and established her as the Queen of Afro-House music.
These timeless Afrobeats hits by female artists continue to resonate with audiences, inspiring future generations and leaving an enduring legacy in Nigeria’s vibrant music landscape.
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