Ayra Starr Shares The Official Cover Art And Tracklist For “The Year I Turned 21,” Her Sophomore Album

The artwork and track list for Nigerian singer Oyinkansola Aderibigbe, better known by her stage as Ayra Starr’s upcoming sophomore album, “The Year I Turned 21,” have been announced.

The 21-year-old Beninese-Nigerian singer, who sticks her upper body out of a seemingly moving car’s window with her windswept wavy hair revealing her exquisitely bejeweled flowery frock, is depicted in the album artwork.

Additionally, the track list for the 14-track album was revealed by her. It includes collaborations with Asake on “Goodbye (Warm Up),” Anitta and Coco Jones on “Woman Commando,” Giveon on “Last Heartbreak Song,” Seyi Vibez on “Bad Vibes,” and Milar on “1942.” The record will also feature Starr’s earlier hits, “Commas” and “Rhythm & Blues.”

The Year I Turned 21 is the follow-up to her debut studio album, 19 & Dangerous, which came out three years ago. On that album, she released the hit song “Rush,” which was among the first to receive a Grammy nomination for best African music performance.

Even fellow celebrities like Nigerian music icon Wizkid, who expressed support by reposting the album’s artwork and tracklist, are looking forward to the music star’s forthcoming release. Recently, Starr worked with Rvssian and Rauw Alejandro on the song “Santa,” which debuted this week at No. 36 on Billboard Global Excl. US and is now ranked No. 13 on Hot Latin Songs.