Go Back
Nadia Nakai
First Name: 
Other Names: 
Last Name: 
Stage Name: 
Country: 
Born: 
Primary Language: 
Other Languages: 

Participations

10
Co-Performer
91
Songwriter
79
Performer
1
Producer
Bio
Nadia Nakai is a Zimbabwean-South African rapper and former model known for her unique flow and lyricism. She signed with Family Tree record label in 2016 and has released several successful singles, including "Naa Meaan" and "Money Back," and her debut album, "Nadia Naked," in 2019. Nakai has won several awards for her music, including the Best Female Artist award in 2019. She's also a fashion icon and continues to inspire the youth and empower women through her music and platform.
Discography
Discography not yet available. Check later.
Label
Record Label associated with Nadia Nakai - past and current.
    Similar Artists
    Big Daddy Jayy / Beats By Jayy
    Big Daddy Jayy / Beats By JayyNigeria |1994| English
    Victor Chujor-Idowu, known as Beats By Jayy or Big Daddy Jayy, was a prominent Nigerian music producer, rapper, and singer known for his impact on the Nigerian alternative and hip-hop music scene. He started his music journey as an underground hip-hop producer and quickly gained mainstream recognition. During high school, Beats By Jayy collaborated with rapper A-Q, forming a lasting partnership. He also worked with renowned artists like MI Abaga, Blaqbonez, and Loose Kaynon, contributing to their musical projects. In 2017, Big Daddy Jayy achieved a significant milestone with the release of his debut EP, "Replay EP." Tragically, he passed away in 2021.
    PsychoYP
    PsychoYPNigeria |1998| English
    PsychoYP is a Nigerian rapper, with real name Nicholas Ihua-Maduenyi. He started his music career in 2016 with the release of his EP "Lost In The Sauce" and continued with mixtapes YPSZN (2018) and YPSZN2 (2019) which earned him a No.1 spot on Top Charts and award nominations. He's known for his unique rap-sung trap style and has become a sought-after artist on the continent. PsychoYP aims to pioneer trap culture in Nigeria and lead the new generation of urban music.
    Kaaris
    KaarisIvory Coast |1980| French
    Okou Olivier Gnakouri, known professionally as Kaaris, is a Côte d'Ivoire-born French rapper. He began his career in the late 1990s under the name "Fresh." He released a few titles and worked with his brother in Côte d'Ivoire before returning to France when civil war broke out in 2003. In 2007, Kaaris released his mini-album "43rd BIMa" , which helped establish his new artist name. He signed with SACEM and released several albums, notably "Or noir" in 2013, which went gold in France.
    Blaqbonez
    BlaqbonezNigeria |1996| English
    Blaqbonez, born Akumefule Chukwuemeka, is a Nigerian rapper. He won the Terry Tha Rapman’s Zombie Competition in 2012. He rose to popularity in 2015 after winning various rap battles and releasing his "South Africa Must Go" album featuring Oladips. Blaqbonez self-proclaims as the "Best Rapper in Africa" and has released 9 EPs and several mixtapes. Blaqbonez has faced controversies for his diss track challenging bigger Nigerian rappers and has been referred to as "Carrying the torch of Nigerian rap" by the Guardian.
    Black Sherif
    Black SherifGhana |1997| English
    Mohammed Ismail Sherif Frimpong, better known by his stage name Black Sherif, is a talented Ghanaian singer and rapper. He gained prominence in 2021 with the release of his song "First Sermon", which went viral on social media platforms and became a sensation in Ghana. However, Black Sherif's breakthrough came in 2022 with the release of his hit single "Kwaku the Traveller", which topped the charts in Ghana and Nigeria. He has become one of the most sought-after musicians in Ghana.
    Da L.E.S
    Da L.E.SUnited States of America |1985| English
    Da L.E.S, born Leslie Jonathan Mampe, Jr., is a US-born South African Hip hop artist, actor, and producer. With a family background in music, Da L.E.S discovered his musical abilities at a young age. He gained early success with his band Jozi before pursuing a thriving solo career. In 2013, his hit single "Heaven" solidified his position in the music industry. The talented artist has since won numerous awards and secured endorsement deals. Aside from his music career, Da L.E.S has also delved into acting. He starred in a South African television series, The Real Jozi A-Listers. He is highly regarded in the South African music industry and has amassed a loyal global following.
    Asuquomo
    AsuquomoNigeria |1993| English
    Emeka Ogbowu, professionally known as Asuquomo, is a virtuoso Nigerian-Canadian visual artist and musician. Asuquomo is known for his ability to weave together visual and auditory story telling to create a unique and powerful experience for his audience. He has received several accolades for his work, including RBC x Ottawa Arts Council's Emerging Artist of the Year Award in 2020. Asuquomo has released several hit singles and albums. He has collaborated with well-known artists in the music industry.
    Himra
    HimraCôte d'Ivoire |1998| French
    Himra, born Bakayoko Abdul Rahim, is a gifted singer-songwriter, rapper, and recording artist who has made a significant mark in the Ivorian music scene. Himra's exceptional talent has led to the creation of many hit songs that have gained widespread popularity, becoming online sensations with substantial streams and downloads. Some of his notable hit releases include "Ice," "Appelement Jeter," "Deboukehi," and Omega," to name a few. His artistic prowess continues to captivate his fans, solidifying his fast-rising fame in the Ivorian music scene.
    GAZ FABILOUSS
    GAZ FABILOUSSCongo (Democratic Republic of the) |1920| Lingala
    Born Fabrice Ndongidila Kayembe, Gaz Fabilouss is a talented Congolese musician. From a young age, Gaz Fabilouss displayed a natural talent for music. He founded B16 Music with Hervé Muya, a rapper from his neighborhood, as a youngster in 2012, and subsequently took part in the recording of his debut studio sounds “On est blindé” and “BBN” in 2013. Because of his talent and participation in the group, he was able to swiftly distinguish himself and decided to pursue a solo career. In 2016, he released his debut solo track, “You-p-yeah,” which quickly became a hit in the Congo rap and afrobeat scene. Gaz continues to release several more songs. Through his artistry, he has become an ambassador for Congolese music.