Asake Is the Most Streamed Artist on Boomplay In 2023
Asake Is the Most Streamed Artist on Boomplay In 2023

Asake Is the Most Streamed Artist on Boomplay In 2023

Asake Is the Most Streamed Artist on Boomplay In 2023

Nigerian sensation Asake continues to assert his dominance in the commercial realm, solidifying his position as a powerhouse in the music industry.

The recently unveiled 2023 Recap List by Boomplay highlights Asake’s phenomenal success, ranking him as the Most Streamed Artist of the Year.

His album, Mr. Money With the Vibe, further reinforces his influence by securing the second spot in the list of Most Streamed Albums, with only Davido’s Timeless ahead.

Asake’s journey to superstardom traces back to 2022 when his breakthrough single, Omo Ope, propelled him into the mainstream.

Since then, he has consistently achieved unparalleled commercial triumph. In 2023, Asake continued his winning streak with the release of his highly acclaimed sophomore album, Work of Art.

This album spawned several chart-topping singles, including 2:30, Amapiano, which earned a nomination for Best African Performance at the 2024 Grammys, and Lonely At The Top.

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The Boomplay recap for 2023 further solidifies Asake’s prominence, naming him the Most Streamed Nigerian Artist.

Notably, he shares the limelight with other musical luminaries such as Street Pop sensation Seyi Vibez and megastar Davido.

Delving deeper into the Boomplay data, it’s evident that global singing sensation Ayra Starr takes the title of the Most Streamed Female Artist in Nigeria.

Joining her on the list are Afrobeats powerhouse Tiwa Savage and Gospel music star Mercy Chinwo, underscoring the diverse musical landscape that captivates Nigerian audiences.

The rising stars of 2023 also find their place in the Recap List, with breakout sensation Shallipopi leading the charge as the Most Streamed Rising Artist.

The list also features hip-hop luminaries ODUMODUBLVCK and Spyro, highlighting the dynamic and evolving nature of the Nigerian music scene.

When it comes to individual tracks, Omah Lay’s “Soso” emerges as the most streamed song in Nigeria, resonating with listeners across the nation.

Additionally, Adekunle Gold’s “Party No Dey Stop” secures its spot on the list, further enriching the diverse musical tapestry that defines the Nigerian music landscape in 2023.

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