Nigerian music sensation Adekunle Gold has once again proven his star power with two of his hit albums reaching significant streaming milestones on Spotify, reinforcing his global impact in the Afro-fusion music space.
According to a report from local music analysts, his 2020 album Afro Pop, Vol. 1 has now officially surpassed 100 million streams, making it the third album in his discography to cross that benchmark.
The project features a rich blend of Afrobeats, highlife, and soul, with standout tracks like “Something Different” and “Okay” that helped shape the current wave of Afro-fusion.
Meanwhile, his 2022 follow-up album Catch Me If You Can has recorded over 150 million streams, making it his most streamed project to date.
The critically acclaimed body of work includes international collaborations and tells deeply personal stories backed by infectious rhythms. Songs like “High” featuring Davido and “Mercy” have not only topped charts but also found resonance across continents.
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These streaming achievements highlight Adekunle Gold’s steady rise in the global music scene and underscore the growing influence of African artists in mainstream platforms.
In addition to chart success, the singer has expanded his global footprint through international tours and features with global artists, earning him recognition as one of Nigeria’s most consistent and innovative talents.
With such milestones under his belt, fans and industry watchers alike are eagerly anticipating his next move. The consistent climb in numbers suggests that Adekunle Gold is far from done and may soon hit even more remarkable streaming records.
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