Nigerian Nigerian artists Who Dominated the Music Scene for February 2025

Nigeria’s music scene never slows down, and February 2025 was no different. The month saw some of the country’s biggest names maintain their dominance while fresh talents carved out space for themselves. 

Based on Turntable Charts data, a mix of Afrobeats giants and emerging stars kept the industry buzzing with hit tracks, streaming success, and massive airplay.

Asake 

Asake remained unstoppable, leading the charts for most of February. With three number-one appearances and a consistent presence in the top two, he proved once again why he’s one of Nigeria’s hottest music exports. 

His single Why Love dominated streaming platforms and radio airwaves, making it the go-to song for fans across the country. Asake’s signature blend of Fuji-infused Afrobeats continues to set him apart, ensuring his reign at the top isn’t ending anytime soon.

Davido 

Davido never misses when it comes to making hits, and February was no different. With four chart appearances and a peak at number four, he remained a dominant force. His song Funds kept fans engaged, and his ability to create feel-good anthems ensured he stayed relevant throughout the month. Davido’s knack for delivering hit after hit proves why he remains a major player in Afrobeats.

Wizkid

Wizkid reaffirmed his legendary status with a strong run in February. Appearing four times on the charts, he peaked at number two and never dropped below number six. His hit Kese (Dance) had fans in a chokehold, with its infectious rhythm making waves on dance floors and streaming playlists alike. Even after years in the industry, Wizkid continues to reinvent himself, proving why he remains one of the biggest names in Afrobeats.

Burna Boy

Burna Boy’s consistency is unmatched. He maintained a strong presence on the charts in February, peaking at number three. Tracks like Bundle by Bundle and Update kept his streams soaring and his fan base engaged. Burna’s ability to merge Afrobeats with global influences ensures he stays relevant, making him a staple in Nigeria’s music rankings month after month.

TML Vibez 

TML Vibez made waves in February, proving that he’s not just another newcomer. With four chart appearances and a peak at number three, he showed he’s ready to stand alongside the industry’s best. His deluxe release of Pawon Boy and the track Paper gained massive traction, helping him solidify his presence. Signed under Vibez Incorporation, TML Vibez is one name to watch in 2025.

Victony 

Victony’s smooth, emotive sound kept him in the mix for February. With a three-week run on the charts and a peak at number six, he showcased his versatility. His collaboration with Odumodublvck further boosted his momentum, proving that his ability to blend different sounds and connect emotionally with listeners makes him one of the most exciting voices in Nigerian music today.

Fido

Rounding off the top ten is Fido, a rising star who is quickly gaining recognition. Appearing twice in February at number eight and five, his songs Awolowo and Joy Is Coming are steadily building momentum. Though he’s still a newcomer compared to others on the list, Fido’s presence on the charts suggests he’s one to watch in the months ahead.

Seyi Vibez 

Seyi Vibez continued to make waves in the street-pop scene, appearing three times on the charts and even hitting number one. His storytelling and raw lyrics on Shaolin resonated with listeners, solidifying his place as a fan favorite. As street-pop continues to gain mainstream recognition, Seyi Vibez is leading the movement with his relatable and emotional sound.

Rema 

Rema’s global influence was evident in February. He appeared three times on the charts, peaking at number two with Baby (Is It a Crime), a song that cleverly sampled Sade Adu. His innovative take on Afrobeats and ability to appeal to international audiences keep him among the top contenders in Nigeria’s music scene. February was another reminder of why Rema is a force to be reckoned with.

Odumodublvck 

Odumodublvck’s unique sound—a fusion of Afrobeats, grime, and drill—kept him in the conversation throughout the month. He made the charts four times, peaking at number two with Pity This Boy. His collaboration with Davido on Funds also gave him a boost, showing that his growing influence isn’t slowing down. His raw, unfiltered style has earned him a cult following, and February cemented his spot as one of Nigeria’s most exciting artists.