In the past 48 hours, African female artists Tems, Ayra Starr, and Tyla have achieved remarkable milestones, showcasing their global influence and dominance in the entertainment industry.
Nigerian singer-songwriter Tems delivered a captivating performance at Aston Martin’s 2025 Formula 1 livery unveiling event at The O2 Arena in London. Accompanied by a live orchestra, she performed her hit song “Higher” from the EP For Broken Ears, setting an enchanting atmosphere as the new racing car was revealed.
Simultaneously, fellow Nigerian artist Ayra Starr made history at the 2025 MOBO Awards held in Newcastle. She secured two prestigious awards: Best African Music Act and Best International Act, becoming the first African female artist to win the latter. Her achievements underscore the growing global recognition of African music and its artists.
Adding to this wave of success, South African sensation Tyla graced The Jennifer Hudson Show, where she showcased her vibrant energy and dance moves. Her appearance on the show highlights the increasing presence and influence of African artists in mainstream international media.
These accomplishments reflect the dynamic and influential role African female artists play in the global music industry, breaking barriers and inspiring audiences worldwide.
