Nigerian Afrobeat superstar Kizz Daniel has hit a major career milestone as his chart-topping project Maverick crosses 350 million streams on Spotify, making it his most streamed work to date.
The feat marks a new high for the multi-talented singer, who continues to dominate global music charts with his vibrant Afrobeat sound. Maverick has now set a record as the first of his albums to achieve this level of international recognition on the popular music streaming platform.
This development was confirmed via Spotify’s official platform analytics, which shows the project's immense traction globally. The streaming milestone is a testament to Kizz Daniel’s growing fan base, lyrical ingenuity, and musical evolution over the years.
According to reports, the artist has continued to expand his reach beyond the African continent, attracting millions of listeners from Europe, North America, and the Caribbean. Songs from Maverick such as “My G,” “Twe Twe,” and “Buga” (featuring Tekno) have been praised for their catchy rhythms and replay value.
Kizz Daniel’s consistent success in the digital streaming era reinforces his position as one of Africa’s top musical exports. Industry observers say this milestone is not just a win for the artist but also a signal of how Nigerian Afrobeat continues to shape the global music narrative.
With more projects expected in the coming months, Kizz Daniel is clearly on a trajectory to shatter even more records. Fans and critics alike are watching closely as the artist continues to raise the bar.
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