All Ayra Starr Lyrics (en) Total 5
Ayra Starr - Rush{Verse 1} Sabi girl no dey too like talk Animals dey in human form Padi man, nobody like work But you must hustle if you wan chop E no finish, dem wan fight us
Ayra Starr - Rhythm & BluesLyrics from Snippet {Intro} Call me, oh Oh {Verse 1} Butterfly for my belly You givin' me energy I don de loose my composure
Ayra Starr - Comforter{Lyrics of "Comforter" feat. Elgrandetoto} {Chrous : Ayra Starr} I'll take you where i'm feelin' down I got {?} that are not
Ayra Starr - Ayra Starr AwayVerse 1 How far Make you no dey bother with me Your father What you wanna acquire with me Stutter Stutter like a motherfucker I do not like it when you call
Ayra Starr - Away{Verse 1} How far Make you no dey bother with me Your father What you wanna acquire with me Stutter Stutter like a motherfucker I do not like it when you
Ayra Starr
Songbird Ayra Starr is impossible to ignore. Born in Benin Republic, the 18-year-old was raised between the beach city of Cotonou and the cultural hub of Lagos. This mix of cultures inspires her global approach to music, art and life.
She’s inspired by the regal earthiness of Angelique Kidjo, Rihanna’s free spirit and feisty confidence, 90s fashion music icons such as Aliyah, and the edgy aesthetic of emo-pop. Ayra’s sound is truly unique and versatile, drawing from influences like classic Yoruba and Beninese music, and artists such as 2Face and Wande Coal. Her music speaks for a generation of young people around the world, especially girls who are finding themselves, united by angst and emojis. Her strength comes from a close-knit family of music lovers, including her brother with whom she often writes songs. This ingrained love of art also manifests in her interests; she enjoys risqué television shows and has experience as a model. When you hear her music though, one thing is clear; the girls have a new, powerful voice.
She’s inspired by the regal earthiness of Angelique Kidjo, Rihanna’s free spirit and feisty confidence, 90s fashion music icons such as Aliyah, and the edgy aesthetic of emo-pop. Ayra’s sound is truly unique and versatile, drawing from influences like classic Yoruba and Beninese music, and artists such as 2Face and Wande Coal. Her music speaks for a generation of young people around the world, especially girls who are finding themselves, united by angst and emojis. Her strength comes from a close-knit family of music lovers, including her brother with whom she often writes songs. This ingrained love of art also manifests in her interests; she enjoys risqué television shows and has experience as a model. When you hear her music though, one thing is clear; the girls have a new, powerful voice.