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The Nigerian Artists Behind the World’s Biggest Songs

Lois Adama
Last updated: April 22, 2025 10:05 pm
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Nigerian artists have constantly shaped the face of music in the country by placing us on the global map. At this point, there’s no doubt that we’re great hosts of talents as a country because in literally every global project, there’s a Nigerian in the storyline. Some of the hit projects that Nigerian artists have been involved in include ‘Move’ where Beyoncé featured Tems and Grace Jones, “Under the influence” by Chris Brown, co-written by Kiddominant, “Ruin” where Usher featured Pheelz, “ Won’t be late” by Drake produced by Tekno, amongst others.

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  • See the Nigerian Artists behind some of the greatest songs below:
    • “Attention” by Omale featuring Justin Bieber
    • “Frozen” (Remix) by Madonna featuring Fireboy DML
    • “Find Your Way Back” by Beyonce (Co-produced by Sarz)
    • “Move” by Beyonce featuring Grace Jones and Tems (Co-produced by P2J)
    • “Ruin” by Usher (Produced by Pheelz)
    • “Under the Influence” by Chris Brown (Co-written & Produced by Kiddominant)
    • “Won’t Be Late” by Swae Lee and Drake (Produced by Tekno)
    • “Lift Off” by Jay-Z and Kanye West featuring Beyoncé (Co-produced by Don Jazzy)
    • “Loved By You” by Justin Bieber featuring Burna Boy (Produced by LeriQ)
    • “Keys to the Kingdom” by Beyonce featuring Tiwa Savage and Mr Eazi (Produced by NorthBoi and co-produced by P2J)
    • “Ja Ara E” by Beyoncé (Produced by Beyoncé, P2J, and Derek Dixie) featuring Burna Boy
    • “Longevity Flow” by Stormzy (Samples Asake’s “Lonely at the Top”)
    • “Bloody Samaritan (Remix)” by Ayra Starr featuring Kelly Rowland

This growing international presence isn’t just by chance—it’s a testament to the versatility, creativity, and relentless work ethic of Nigerian artists. From producing chart-topping hits to penning lyrics behind the scenes and delivering unforgettable performances, they’ve proven time and again that they’re not just participants in the global music scene but key players shaping its direction. These collaborations not only spotlight Nigerian talent but also serve as cultural bridges, blending Afrobeat rhythms with global sounds and introducing the world to our unique sonic identity.

Table of Contents

  • See the Nigerian Artists behind some of the greatest songs below:
    • “Attention” by Omale featuring Justin Bieber
    • “Frozen” (Remix) by Madonna featuring Fireboy DML
    • “Find Your Way Back” by Beyonce (Co-produced by Sarz)
    • “Move” by Beyonce featuring Grace Jones and Tems (Co-produced by P2J)
    • “Ruin” by Usher (Produced by Pheelz)
    • “Under the Influence” by Chris Brown (Co-written & Produced by Kiddominant)
    • “Won’t Be Late” by Swae Lee and Drake (Produced by Tekno)
    • “Lift Off” by Jay-Z and Kanye West featuring Beyoncé (Co-produced by Don Jazzy)
    • “Loved By You” by Justin Bieber featuring Burna Boy (Produced by LeriQ)
    • “Keys to the Kingdom” by Beyonce featuring Tiwa Savage and Mr Eazi (Produced by NorthBoi and co-produced by P2J)
    • “Ja Ara E” by Beyoncé (Produced by Beyoncé, P2J, and Derek Dixie) featuring Burna Boy
    • “Longevity Flow” by Stormzy (Samples Asake’s “Lonely at the Top”)
    • “Bloody Samaritan (Remix)” by Ayra Starr featuring Kelly Rowland

See the Nigerian Artists behind some of the greatest songs below:

“Attention” by Omale featuring Justin Bieber

“Frozen” (Remix) by Madonna featuring Fireboy DML

“Find Your Way Back” by Beyonce (Co-produced by Sarz)

“Move” by Beyonce featuring Grace Jones and Tems (Co-produced by P2J)

“Ruin” by Usher (Produced by Pheelz)

“Under the Influence” by Chris Brown (Co-written & Produced by Kiddominant)

“Won’t Be Late” by Swae Lee and Drake (Produced by Tekno)

“Lift Off” by Jay-Z and Kanye West featuring Beyoncé (Co-produced by Don Jazzy)

https://youtu.be/WM9H5EEqC_0?si=Q6mOfejhWbLB3T2H

“Loved By You” by Justin Bieber featuring Burna Boy (Produced by LeriQ)

“Keys to the Kingdom” by Beyonce featuring Tiwa Savage and Mr Eazi (Produced by NorthBoi and co-produced by P2J)

“Ja Ara E” by Beyoncé (Produced by Beyoncé, P2J, and Derek Dixie) featuring Burna Boy

“Longevity Flow” by Stormzy (Samples Asake’s “Lonely at the Top”)

“Bloody Samaritan (Remix)” by Ayra Starr featuring Kelly Rowland

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