Ayra Starr, the Nigerian singer and songwriter, has responded to critics who have continually questioned her vocal prowess. 

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The ‘Away’ crooner took to social media on Tuesday to counter the claims that she cannot sing. She also explained why her voice appears to be “strained” recently.

“My lovesss, I’ve been performing almost every day since October, of course, my voice is strained, I be human being,” she wrote.

Starr also made it clear that despite her “strained” voice, she is still very much talented.

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“So please dead that Ayra Starr cannot sing bs, dead it fast fast. It’s all talent and grace here baby,” she added.

Born Oyinkansola Sarah Aderigbigbe, the singer started to gain attention and followership after she posted song covers on her social media platforms.

The 19-year-old songwriter signed to Mavin Records in 2020 and released her debut self-titled EP in January 2021.

She also released ’19 and Dangerous’, her first studio album, in August. The body of work houses an endearing but arrogant single titled ‘Bloody Samaritan’.

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The Kwara state indigene holds a bachelor’s degree in International Relations and Political Science from Les Cours Sonou University in Benin republic.

Starr was nominated in the ‘Best African Act’ category for the 2021 Mobo Awards alongside Wizkid, Davido, Burna boy.



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