Ayanne
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Biography
Originally from Côte d'Ivoire, Ayanne made her musical debut in 2017. Attracted to playing music from an early age, melodies came to her after admiring Akon, Ruth Tondey, Mariah Carey or R Kelly. With "Tranquilité", a first single released in 2017, she testifies to her Afropop, R'n'B and dancehall approach and makes a name for herself in the Ivorian music industry by signing to Overcom. That same year, she unveiled "Le tonton", a single that became a hit in Côte d'Ivoire and established her in the country's cultural landscape. After "Mon homme" (2018), it's a first mixtape that concretizes her artistic project: its thirteen tracks allow her to assert herself with a more consistent release. in 2021, she collaborated with Josey on "Nous on veut s'amuser", the official anthem of the CAN 2023. The same year, she changed entourage for Soul Squad, with whom she presented new hits in the early 2020s, including "Le bara" (2021), "On me drague" (2022) and "Aroukoutou " (2023). in May 2024, she unveiled the single "Biakamou", accompanied by a video shot in Dakar, Senegal, heralding the release of her album Vitamine A. This 15-track opus, released on June 30, 2024, includes collaborations with artists such as Josey, Hiro and Cysoul.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Gater
- Commando
- Commando featuring Cysoul
- Chocoto by Ayanne
- Traumatisée
- Vié c'est comment
- Woman
- Dja la foule
- Life
- Tu vas boire l'eau
- Nous on sait
- Grateful
- Biakamou
- Nous on veut s'amuser featuring Josey
- Aroukoutou
- Criminel
- Woman featuring Hiro
- Nous on veut s'amuser by Ayanne
- Jour et nuit
- On me drague
- Traumatisée featuring Josey
