Spotify lists Nigeria’s top 30 songs, tracks for 2025

Spotify has unveiled its 2025 Global Impact List in Nigeria, showcasing the top 30 Nigerian songs that made major waves across the globe in the first half of the year.

The list celebrates tracks that have travelled far beyond Nigerian borders, connecting deeply with international listeners and cementing Nigeria’s position as a global music powerhouse.

At the top of the list is Rema, whose chart-topping hit “Baby” has emerged as the most exported Nigerian song of the year. The achievement follows the first anniversary of his critically acclaimed album HEIS, solidifying his status as one of Nigeria’s most influential global exports.]

Spotify’s Head of Music for Sub-Saharan Africa, Phiona Okumu, described the list as a reflection of “the incredible range and global appeal of Nigerian music.”

While Afrobeats continues to dominate globally, Lawrence Oyor’s “Favour” stands out as the only gospel track on the list—showing the growing diversity of Nigerian sounds finding international audiences.

Rising stars are also making their mark. Chella (“My Darling”) and Minz (“Number One”) both earned spots, representing the new wave of fresh Nigerian talent gaining traction abroad.

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Women in music continue to shine brightly, with Ayra Starr securing two entries (“All The Love” and “Gimme Dat”) and Teni standing out with her hit “Money”. Their presence reflects the evolving and empowering landscape of female artistry in Nigeria.

Meanwhile, Afrobeats giants Davido and Burna Boy continue to dominate globally. Davido leads with a staggering nine songs on the list, while Burna Boy follows with five, highlighting their enduring appeal and musical legacy.

Spotify’s Global Impact List not only charts streaming success but also tells the story of Nigeria’s unstoppable cultural influence on the world stage.