Ayra Starr Expresses Desire to Collaborate With Moliy, Black Sherif and Amaarae

Nigerian music superstar Ayra Starr has revealed the Ghanaian artists she hopes to collaborate with in the near future, naming Moliy, Black Sherif and Amaarae as some of her top picks.

Speaking in an interview on Hitz 103.9 FM, the Grammy-nominated singer shared her admiration for the Ghanaian music scene and highlighted the unique artistry each of these musicians brings.

“I would also love to feature Moliy, Black Sherif, Amaarae,” Ayra Starr said, noting that she has long respected their distinct sounds and global appeal.

Ayra Starr praised Moliy for her smooth alté vibe, describing her as one of the most exciting female voices rising from West Africa. She also commended Black Sherif’s raw storytelling and emotional depth, qualities she believes would blend seamlessly with her own style. Amaarae, known internationally for her genre-bending sound and experimental creativity, was another artist Ayra Starr said she would be “honored” to collaborate with.

Music analysts say such collaborations would be monumental for the region, potentially blending Afrobeats, alté, hip-hop, and Afro-fusion in innovative ways. With Ayra Starr’s soaring global influence and Ghana’s fast-rising musical stars, these potential joint projects are already generating buzz among fans across Africa.

As Ayra Starr continues to expand her musical footprint, her interest in working with Ghanaian artists further cements the growing creative synergy between Nigeria and Ghana — a connection that continues to shape the sound of contemporary African music.