Bands & artists like Iyanya

If you like Iyanya, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

Artists to try next

Wande Coal

Wande Coal

Wande Coal combines smooth R&B vocals with Afrobeats rhythms, creating a similar blend of intimacy and danceability.

Afrobeats rhythm and blues
Kizz Daniel

Kizz Daniel

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Kizz Daniel's melodic hooks and rhythmic grooves mirror Iyanya's ability to fuse catchy pop elements with African beats.

African popular music contemporary R&B pop music
Tekno

Tekno

Tekno's production features intricate rhythms and lush melodies that resonate well with Iyanya's soundscape.

Afrobeats hip-hop rhythm and blues
Simi

Simi

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Simi's soulful voice and her ability to weave emotional narratives into her songs resonate with the intimate aspects of Iyanya's work.

African popular music Afrobeats rhythm and blues
Joeboy

Joeboy

Joeboy’s catchy melodies and rhythmic sensibilities in his Afrobeat tracks make him a fitting recommendation for fans of Iyanya.

African popular music Afrobeats contemporary R&B
Mr Eazi

Mr Eazi

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Mr Eazi’s laid-back vocal style combined with his unique blend of Afrobeats and R&B creates a similar groove to Iyanya’s music.

Afrobeat
Fireboy DML

Fireboy DML

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Fireboy DML’s emotive lyrics and rhythmic flair in his Afropop songs align well with the emotional landscapes crafted by Iyanya.

Afrobeat contemporary R&B
Adekunle Gold

Adekunle Gold

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Adekunle Gold merges traditional African sounds with contemporary R&B, echoing the sonic richness found in Iyanya's music.

African popular music Afrobeat

Common questions

Who sounds like Iyanya?

Artists similar to Iyanya include Wande Coal, Kizz Daniel, Tekno and Simi. Each shares elements of Iyanya's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Iyanya?

Iyanya is primarily known for R&B and African popular music. The music pulses with rhythmic intricacies that compel movement while crafting intimate emotional landscapes within each groove.

Where should I start if I like Iyanya?

If you enjoy Iyanya, start with Wande Coal — their album "Legend or No Legend" is a great entry point. Wande Coal combines smooth R&B vocals with Afrobeats rhythms, creating a similar blend of intimacy and danceability.