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africa

15 women, non-binary artists, and bands with women making africa. start at whatever level you're standing on.

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level 1 · mainstream

the pop everyone knows

Rouge
248k listeners · pop, rnb

level 3 · one step out

cult favorites and indie darlings

Moliy
423k listeners · reggae, pop

level 4 · further

art pop, hyperpop, and the underground

Brenda Fassie
46k listeners · south africa, african
Angélique Kidjo
145k listeners · african, world
Oumou Sangare
79k listeners · mali, african
Nahawa Doumbia
43k listeners · mali, african
teni
54k listeners · afrobeats, nigeria

level 5 · all the way

deep experimental

Mariem Hassan
27k listeners · western sahara, world
Chiwoniso
32k listeners · zimbabwe, african
Les Amazones de Guinée
9k listeners · african, guinea
Evi-Edna Ogholi
2k listeners · nigeria, reggae
Louise Carver
5k listeners · pop, must buy
Maciré Sylla
2k listeners · guinea, world
OUM
29k listeners · morocco, jazz
Deborah Fraser
547 listeners

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questions

Who are some women making africa?

Mariem Hassan, Brenda Fassie, Chiwoniso, Angélique Kidjo, Oumou Sangare, and Nahawa Doumbia are a few. musicisforgirls.com/genres/africa/girls lists 15, sorted from mainstream to underground.

Who are some underground women making africa?

Further out, try Brenda Fassie, Angélique Kidjo, Oumou Sangare, and Nahawa Doumbia.

Where should I start with africa?

Start with Rouge, then work your way out a level at a time.

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artists from musicbrainz and last.fm, updated 2026-10-20