Ayra Starr, the 22-year-old Grammy nominee, has rapidly established herself as a global pop sensation. In a mere five years, her catalogue has surpassed even her own ambitious dreams of teen pop stardom. As Women’s History Month concludes, it’s fitting to celebrate the “Woman Commando,” who continues to dominate the music scene. This article delves into her impressive discography, ranking her most celebrated tracks.
“Santa,” a vibrant fusion of Afrobeats and Latin pop produced by Rvssian, secures the tenth spot. This sleeper hit, featuring Rauw Alejandro, is a testament to Starr’s versatility. “Commas,” an Afro-R&B gem released post-Grammy nomination, earns the ninth position, showcasing her narrative prowess. “Beggie Beggie,” a collaboration with Ckay, highlights her talent for poignant heartbreak anthems, landing at number eight. “Sability,” a London-produced Afrobeats club banger, takes the seventh spot, epitomizing her ability to create infectious dance tracks.
“Goodbye (Warm Up),” featuring Asake, demonstrates Starr’s empowered persona, earning the sixth position. “Last Heartbreak Song,” a duet with Giveon, reveals her introspective side, placing fifth. “Woman Commando,” featuring Anitta and Coco Jones, an instant hit from her sophomore album, secures the fourth spot, solidifying her status as a female anthem creator. “Bad Vibes,” a collaboration with Seyi Vibez, produced by Mystro Sugar, earns the third spot, proving her ability to create timeless records through simplicity.
“Bloody Samaritan” catapulted Ayra Starr to new heights, earning the second position. “Rush,” undisputedly her most iconic track, claims the top spot. This multi-certified hit, following the success of “Bloody Samaritan,” solidified her position as a chart-topping force. Ayra Starr’s rapid rise and diverse musical talent make her a formidable presence in the global music landscape.
