Angélique Kidjo and Ayra Starr pose for a picture in the studio/Instagram @angeliquekidjo
Angélique Kidjo and Ayra Starr share a strong musical bond built on artistry and mutual admiration.
Global music icon Angélique Kidjo has officially revealed an exciting new collaboration with Afropop sensation Ayra Starr, sending waves of anticipation across the music industry.
Taking to her social media platforms, Kidjo shared the big news with fans, announcing that Ayra Starr will be featured on her upcoming single titled “Aye Kan (Are You Coming Back?)”.
In her post, the Grammy-winning singer hinted at the vibrant energy behind the collaboration, noting that both artists had an incredible time working together.
“The secret is out: the queen Ayra Starr is joining me on my next single and you can see we had so much fun doing it,” Kidjo wrote, sparking excitement among fans of both artists.
The track is scheduled for release on Friday, March 27, and is already generating buzz as a powerful cross-generational and cross-cultural collaboration.
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Known for her dynamic fusion of traditional African sounds with global influences, Kidjo’s partnership with Ayra Starr—one of the leading voices of the new wave of Afropop—signals a blend of legacy and contemporary artistry.
Ayra Starr, who has rapidly risen to international fame with her distinctive voice and bold style, continues to expand her global footprint through high-profile collaborations.
Teaming up with a legend like Angélique Kidjo further cements her status as one of Africa’s most influential young artists.
Fans eagerly await “Aye Kan (Are You Coming Back?)”, expecting a vibrant and soulful track that celebrates African music’s rich diversity while bridging generations.
With just days to go before its release, the collaboration is poised to become one of the standout musical moments of the year.

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