Nigerian artists have been gaining international recognition and engaging listeners with their unique sounds and cultural influences.
The music industry has become more inclusive thanks to streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, and YouTube Music, which provide musicians from all over the world with a platform for them to display their talents.
Spotify, an online music service with millions of songs available, has become a significant streaming and listening platform for users all over the world. Spotify also tracks the number of active listeners per month for every artist on its platform.
Below are the Nigerian artists with the highest monthly listeners in the male and female categories.
MALE
- Rema: 26 Million
- Burna Boy: 15.2 Million
- Omah Lay: 9.5 Million
- CKay: 9.5 Million
- Wizkid: 9.3 million
- Davido – 8.5 Million
- Fireboy DML: 7.9 Million
- Victony: 6.6 Million
- Asake – 6.3 Million
- Kizz Daniel – 4.9 Million
- BNXN – 4.6 Million
FEMALE
- Ayra Starr – 25 Million
- Tems – 16.4 Million
- Tiwa Savage – 2.8 Million
- Qing Madi – 2.1 Million
- Fave – 1.7 Million
- Yemi Alade – 1.2 Million
- Simi – 1.2 Million
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