Spotify Wrapped 2024: Nigerian Artists Reign Supreme
Spotify’s 2024 Wrapped is here, and it’s a celebration of the extraordinary influence of Nigerian music. For the fourth consecutive year, Nigerian artists dominate the top 10 most-streamed list, affirming the nation’s deep-rooted love for its homegrown talent and the global appeal of Afrobeat and Afropop.
Asake Tops the Chart
Leading the pack is Asake, who claims the title of Nigeria’s most-streamed artist on Spotify for 2024. His third album, Lungu Boy, broke records with 18 million first-week streams on Spotify Nigeria. Since his meteoric rise in 2022, Asake has consistently delivered hit singles and albums, solidifying his place as a global star. His remarkable discography and guest appearances have ensured he remains a streaming powerhouse.
Other Top Contenders
Trailing Asake is Seyi Vibez, whose relentless work ethic saw him release another successful project this year. His contributions to Vibe INC’s compilation album also played a significant role in cementing his position as the second most-streamed artist in Nigeria.
Burna Boy ranks third on the list, maintaining his stature as one of the most influential artists in Nigeria and beyond. Wizkid and Rema round out the top five, further showcasing the dominance of Afrobeat in Nigerian music.
The Top 10 Most-Streamed Artists on Spotify Nigeria in 2024
- Asake
- Seyi Vibez
- Burna Boy
- Wizkid
- Rema
- Bnxn
- ODUMODUBLVCK
- Shallipopi
- Davido
- Young Jonn
A Year of Male Dominance
This year’s top 10 list is an all-male affair, reflecting the artists who have garnered the most attention in Nigeria in 2024. Each artist has left an indelible mark on the music scene, blending captivating lyrics, unique sounds, and global collaborations to enchant fans at home and abroad.
Nigerian Music on the Global Stage
Spotify’s 2024 Wrapped underscores the growing international appeal of Nigerian music. Asake’s groundbreaking achievements, combined with the consistent excellence of artists like Burna Boy and Wizkid, are propelling Afrobeat into global conversations. This influence is a testament to the resilience, creativity, and cultural richness of Nigerian artists.
With another stellar year for Nigerian music in the books, the future looks brighter than ever as these artists continue to set trends, break records, and elevate Afrobeat to new heights.
