Two years after the release of NAKAMURA, the sulphurous singer returns with a brand new opus: AYA. And this time it is Love with a capital A that is in the spotlight.
An extraordinary success
Despite the many criticisms and attacks she can receive from the French media sphere, at only 25 years old, Aya Nakamura knows a huge success especially since her penultimate album NAKAMURA released in 2018. This album is certified diamond disc in France as well as platinum in Belgium and has sold more than 1 million copies worldwide. She has also become the most listened to French artist in the world on Spotify. Djadja and Pookie, two flagship titles of the album, cumulate between them 360 million streams on this platform. A monster success that earned him to be among the headliners of the 2020 edition of Coachella, unfortunately canceled due to the current health situation. However, his photo is currently on the very famous and popular Billboards of Time Square. All this to, we repeat, only 25 years!
AYAH
This Friday the 13th, for Aya Nakamura, was synonymous with joy and excitement and not bad luck, as superstition likes to say. Indeed, after long months of unbearable teasing, the artist finally unveiled his album, on the night of Thursday to Friday: AYA. An album, obviously, eagerly awaited by his fans. 
15 songs, 42 minutes during which AYA navigates between pop, R&B, zouk and afrobeats on tracks described as more honest and personal. Usually reserved about her love life, Aya Nakamura really gave herself in this album. An open book, a declaration of love, an outpouring of feelings. All we can see is that the Pretty Nana looks like she has finally found her Pretty Djo. "I didn't want to do the same thing as Nakamura. I'm not necessarily the same person as before, so I wanted to come up with something completely different, which corresponds to who I am today. " she said in Vanity Fair. Building on her success that goes beyond borders, the expert artist in frenzied chorus also brings together an international cast, inviting the pillars of British grime Stormzy and Ms Banks. Intimate and different album that does not leave us marble. Between daydreams and butterflies in the belly, Aya has also awakened nostalgia in her fans with her very successful cover of Karima's Sentiment Grandissant .But also the surprise with Favorite. A piece in which Aya breaks all taboos, and especially codes, by sharing a piece of her sex life. A little slap that puts our ideas back in place about the issue of single women and mothers: no, their lives do not stop. AYA is available since November 13 on all music platforms. Haven't listened to it yet? Don't wait any longer!
