Ayra Starr, the rising Afrobeats star from Nigeria, has been making waves with her music, smashing YouTube records and earning her first Grammy nomination. Her debut album, “19 And Dangerous,” showcased her unique blend of Afro-pop, R&B, trap, and alté, while her latest release, “The Year I Turned 21,” has been met with critical acclaim.
Starr’s journey to success has been filled with excitement and unexpected moments, like falling asleep on the day of her album release. Despite her young age, she has already made a significant impact on the music scene, with chart-topping hits and collaborations with industry heavyweights like Kelly Rowland.
Now, the talented singer is gearing up for her performance on Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage, a dream come true for her. In a recent interview, she shared her excitement about the opportunity and reflected on her musical influences, including Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Rihanna.
Starr’s dedication to her craft is evident in her meticulous approach to songwriting and production. She revealed that she made 15 versions of her new single, “Commas,” before finding the perfect mix that captured the euphoric feeling she was aiming for.
One of the standout tracks on her latest album is “The Kids Are All Right,” a touching tribute to her late father. The emotional song showcases Starr’s vulnerability and strength as an artist, resonating with listeners on a personal level.
As she continues to make her mark on the music industry, Ayra Starr is poised for even greater success. With her talent, determination, and unique sound, she is set to follow in the footsteps of music icons like Adele and make a lasting impact on the global music scene.
