The Nigerian music industry has been greatly influenced and shaped by numerous talented women across various genres. These women, among many others, have made indelible contributions to the Nigerian music industry, showcasing the talent, diversity, and vibrancy of Nigerian music to the world.
Epoh Music recognises the contribution of the women and we will be giving them their flowers on this special day which is International Women's Day.
Here's a list of the women whose contributions can never be erased from history.
1. Tiwa Savage: Tiwa Savage is one of the most prominent female artists in Nigeria and Africa as a whole. She has achieved international recognition for her captivating voice, electrifying performances, and hit songs. Tiwa Savage has collaborated with both local and international artists, elevating the profile of Nigerian music on the global stage.
2. Yemi Alade: Yemi Alade, also known as "Mama Africa," is another influential figure in Nigerian music. She gained widespread fame with her hit single "Johnny" and has since become known for her powerful vocals, energetic stage presence, and Afro-pop sound. Yemi Alade has toured extensively and has won several awards for her contributions to the music industry.
Yemi Alade
3. Niniola: Niniola is celebrated for her unique blend of Afro-house, Afrobeat, and R&B music. She gained recognition with her hit singles "Maradona" and "Sicker" and has continued to push boundaries with her distinctive sound and style. Niniola's music has earned her critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base both in Nigeria and internationally.
4. Simi: Simi is known for her soulful voice, heartfelt lyrics, and captivating performances. She has carved a niche for herself in the Nigerian music industry with her blend of Afropop, R&B, and highlife music. Simi's versatility as an artist and her ability to connect with audiences have made her one of the most beloved female artists in Nigeria.
5. Asa: Asa is renowned for her soulful voice, thought-provoking lyrics, and timeless music. Although she was born in France, Asa spent much of her childhood in Nigeria and has become an integral part of the Nigerian music scene. Her albums, including "Asa" and "Beautiful Imperfection," have received widespread acclaim, earning her a dedicated fan base both at home and abroad.
6. Teni: Teni, also known as Teni the Entertainer, has quickly risen to prominence with her infectious personality and catchy songs. She burst onto the scene with hits like "Fargin" and "Case" and has since become known for her unique style and playful lyrics. Teni's rise to stardom has cemented her status as one of the top female artists in Nigeria.
7. Ayra Starr: Ayra Starr is known for her distinctive sound, which blends elements of Afrobeats, R&B, and soul. music has resonated particularly well with younger audiences, earning her a dedicated fan base among Gen Z listeners. Ayra flags Nigeria high as she's bagged international recognition.
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