Nigeria’s music scene continues to evolve with an impressive mix of Afrobeats, hip-hop, and R&B dominating streaming platforms. The top 10 most streamed albums on Spotify Nigeria showcase the country’s diverse musical landscape and growing global influence.
1. Young Jonn – “Jiggy Forever”
Leading the charts, Young Jonn’s “Jiggy Forever” captures audiences with its infectious blend of Afrobeats and contemporary sounds. The producer-turned-artist demonstrates his versatility, delivering chart-topping hits that resonate with both local and international audiences.
2. Asake – “Lungu Boy”
Following his meteoric rise, Asake’s “Lungu Boy” maintains his signature fusion of street-hop and traditional elements. The album showcases his distinctive vocal style and innovative production, further cementing his position in Nigeria’s music scene.
3. Odumodublvck – “Eziokwu”
Breaking into the top three, Odumodublvck’s “Eziokwu” brings a fresh perspective to Nigerian hip-hop. The album’s raw energy and authentic storytelling have struck a chord with listeners, marking a significant milestone for street-hop in mainstream Nigerian music.
4. Rema – “Rave & Roses International Smash (HEIS)”
Rema’s “HEIS” continues to dominate streams, building on the global success of hits like “Calm Down.” The album showcases his evolution as an artist, blending Afrobeats with international pop sensibilities.
5. Asake – “Work of Art”
Making his second appearance in the top 10, Asake’s “Work of Art” demonstrates his consistent ability to create compelling music. The album’s production quality and memorable hooks have contributed to its streaming success.
6. Burna Boy – “I Told Them”
The African Giant’s “I Told Them” maintains its popularity, featuring Burna Boy’s characteristic fusion of Afrofusion, dancehall, and hip-hop. The album’s international collaborations and production value reflect his global status.
7. Ayra Starr – “19 & Dangerous in These Streets (TYIT21)”
Ayra Starr’s album showcases her growth as an artist, with powerful vocals and contemporary production. Her unique blend of Afrobeats and R&B continues to attract a growing audience.
8. Omah Lay – “Boy Alone”
“Boy Alone” remains a streaming favorite, highlighting Omah Lay’s emotional depth and musical versatility. The album’s introspective lyrics and melodic production resonate strongly with listeners.
9. Asake – “Mr Money with the Vibe”
Making his third appearance, Asake’s “Mr Money with the Vibe” proves his dominance in Nigeria’s music scene. The album’s lasting appeal demonstrates the artist’s ability to create enduring hits.
10. Ruger & BNXN – “RNB”
Rounding out the top 10, this collaborative project between Ruger and BNXN brings together two of Nigeria’s most exciting voices. Their synergy has produced a fresh take on Nigerian R&B, earning significant streaming numbers.
This diverse collection of albums reflects the vibrant state of Nigerian music, showcasing both established stars and emerging talents who continue to push the boundaries of African music.