Burna Boy has built one of the most internationally visible catalogs in modern African music by moving freely among Afrobeats, dancehall, reggae, hip-hop, R&B, pop, and the broader Afro-fusion identity he has made his own. From the Nigerian breakthrough of “Like to Party” and the global rise of “Ye” to No Sign of Weakness and his 2026 singles, his recordings repeatedly connect local language, social observation, personal ambition, and collaborations that place African music at the center of global pop culture.

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Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu was born in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria, in 1991. He began creating music as a teenager and developed a style shaped by Nigerian popular music, dancehall, reggae, American rap, and the influence of his grandfather Benson Idonije, who had managed Fela Kuti.
“Like to Party” introduced Burna Boy to a large Nigerian audience in 2012 and became a centerpiece of his debut studio album, L.I.F.E, in 2013. The album also included “Tonight,” “Always Love You,” “Run My Race,” “Yawa Dey,” and collaborations with artists including Wizkid, M.I, Timaya, Olamide, and Reminisce.
On a Spaceship followed in 2015 with “Soke,” “Rizzla,” “Jealousy,” “The Realest,” and “Single.” Burna Boy then reunited with producer LeriQ for the seven-song Redemption EP in 2016. Every track from that EP was missing from the supplied catalog and has been restored below.
The 2018 album Outside expanded Burna Boy’s international audience through “Ye,” “Heaven’s Gate,” “Sekkle Down,” “Rock Your Body,” and “PH City Vibration.” The following year brought the four-song collaborative EP Steel & Copper with DJDS and the fourth studio album, African Giant, whose nineteen tracks included “Anybody,” “Gbona,” “Dangote,” “On the Low,” “Gum Body,” and “Different.”
Twice as Tall arrived in 2020 with executive production from Diddy and collaborations with Youssou N’Dour, Stormzy, Chris Martin, Sauti Sol, and Naughty by Nature. The album reached number eleven on the United Kingdom albums chart and won the Grammy Award for Best Global Music Album.
Love, Damini followed in 2022 and reached number two in the United Kingdom. “Last Last” became one of Burna Boy’s largest international singles, while “For My Hand,” “Kilometre,” “It’s Plenty,” “Common Person,” and “Rollercoaster” broadened the album’s global reach.
The seventh studio album, I Told Them…, debuted at number one in the United Kingdom in 2023. Its fifteen tracks included “Big 7,” “City Boys,” “Cheat on Me,” “Giza,” “If I’m Lying,” and “Sittin’ On Top Of The World.”
Burna Boy released his eighth studio album, No Sign of Weakness, in July 2025. The sixteen-song record moved through Afro-fusion, hip-hop, country, house, R&B, and rock while bringing in Travis Scott, Shaboozey, Stromae, and Mick Jagger.
His first single of 2026, “For Everybody,” connected African music and sports culture through a collaboration with Sporty Group. He then joined Shakira for “Dai Dai,” the official song of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Remix versions of “Dai Dai” are not counted as additional compositions.
Complete List Of Burna Boy Songs From A to Z
A–E
- 12 Jewels (featuring RZA) – I Told Them… (2023)
- 23 – Twice as Tall (2020)
- 28 Grams – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- 34 – Steel & Copper (2019)
- Abeg Abeg (Remix) (featuring 2face Idibia and Timaya) – L.I.F.E (2013)
- African Giant – African Giant (2019)
- Alarm Clock – Twice as Tall (2020)
- Always Love You – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Another One – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Another Story (featuring M.anifest) – African Giant (2019)
- Anybody – African Giant (2019)
- As E Be (Skit) – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Bank on It – Twice as Tall (2020)
- Bebo – Twice as Tall (2020)
- Before (featuring Flavour) – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Big 7 – I Told Them… (2023)
- Birthday (featuring AKA, Kid X and Da L.E.S) – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Blak Ryno (Skit) – African Giant (2019)
- Body to Body #Ycd – Redemption (2016)
- Boom Boom Boom – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Born Winner – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- Boshe Nlo – Redemption (2016)
- Bundle by Bundle – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- Buy You Life – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- Calm Down – Outside (2018)
- Change Your Mind (featuring Shaboozey) – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- Cheat on Me (featuring Dave) – I Told Them… (2023)
- City Boys – I Told Them… (2023)
- Cloak & Dagger (featuring J Hus) – Love, Damini (2022)
- Collateral Damage – African Giant (2019)
- Come Gimme – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- Comma – Twice as Tall (2020)
- Common Person – Love, Damini (2022)
- Dai Dai (with Shakira) – Non-album single (2026)
- Dangote – African Giant (2019)
- Darko – Steel & Copper (2019)
- Dem Dey – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- Dem No Know – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Destiny – African Giant (2019)
- Devil in California – Outside (2018)
- Dey Play – I Told Them… (2023)
- Different (featuring Damian Marley and Angélique Kidjo) – African Giant (2019)
- Different Size (featuring Vict0ny) – Love, Damini (2022)
- Dirty Secrets – Love, Damini (2022)
- Don’t Run (featuring Reminisce and Olamide) – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Duro Ni Be (featuring Phyno) – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Empty Chairs (featuring Mick Jagger) – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
F–J
- Fa So LaTi Do – Redemption (2016)
- For Everybody – Non-album single (2026)
- For My Hand (featuring Ed Sheeran) – Love, Damini (2022)
- Gbona – African Giant (2019)
- Giddem – Outside (2018)
- Giza (featuring Seyi Vibez) – I Told Them… (2023)
- Glory (featuring Ladysmith Black Mambazo) – Love, Damini (2022)
- Gone – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Guilty – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Gum Body (featuring Jorja Smith) – African Giant (2019)
- Heaven’s Gate (featuring Lily Allen) – Outside (2018)
- How Bad Could It Be – Love, Damini (2022)
- I Told Them (featuring GZA) – I Told Them… (2023)
- If I’m Lying – I Told Them… (2023)
- If People Must Die – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Innocent Man – Steel & Copper (2019)
- Intro – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Intro: My Life – L.I.F.E (2013)
- It’s Plenty – Love, Damini (2022)
- Jagele – Love, Damini (2022)
- Jahs Love Is True (featuring Wizkid) – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Jealousy – On a Spaceship (2015)
K–O
- Kabiyesi – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- Killin Dem (with Zlatan) – African Giant (2019)
- Kilometre – Love, Damini (2022)
- Koni Baje – Outside (2018)
- Last Last – Love, Damini (2022)
- Level Up (featuring Youssou N’Dour) – Twice as Tall (2020)
- Like to Party – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Love – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- Love, Damini (featuring Ladysmith Black Mambazo) – Love, Damini (2022)
- Ma Loda Ma Motto – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Mary Jane – Redemption (2016)
- Mi O Ni Gba – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Mine Tonight (featuring Nyanda) – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Monsters You Made (featuring Chris Martin) – Twice as Tall (2020)
- More Life – Outside (2018)
- My Cry (featuring M.I) – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Na So E Suppose Be – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Naughty by Nature (featuring Naughty by Nature) – Twice as Tall (2020)
- No Fit Vex – Twice as Tall (2020)
- No No No – L.I.F.E (2013)
- No Panic – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- No Sign of Weakness – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- Normal – I Told Them… (2023)
- Oluwa Burna – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Omo – African Giant (2019)
- On a Very Good Day (featuring Wande Coal) – On a Spaceship (2015)
- On Form – I Told Them… (2023)
- On the Low – African Giant (2019)
- Onyeka – Twice as Tall (2020)
- Outro: Remember Me – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Outside (featuring Mabel) – Outside (2018)
P–T
- Pardon (with Stromae) – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- PH City Vibration – Outside (2018)
- Plenty Song – Redemption (2016)
- Pree Me – Redemption (2016)
- Pull Up – African Giant (2019)
- Real Life (featuring Stormzy) – Twice as Tall (2020)
- Ring Ring – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Rizzla – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Rock Your Body – Outside (2018)
- Rollercoaster (featuring J Balvin) – Love, Damini (2022)
- Run My Race – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Sampudi – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Say So – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Science – Love, Damini (2022)
- Secret (featuring Jeremih and Serani) – African Giant (2019)
- Sekkle Down (featuring J Hus) – Outside (2018)
- Show & Tell (featuring Future) – African Giant (2019)
- Single (featuring Wizkid) – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Sittin’ On Top Of The World (featuring 21 Savage) – I Told Them… (2023)
- Smooth Sailing – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Soke – On a Spaceship (2015)
- Solid (featuring Blxst and Kehlani) – Love, Damini (2022)
- Spiritual – African Giant (2019)
- Streets of Africa – Outside (2018)
- Sweet Love – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- Talibans II (with Byron Messia) – I Told Them… (2023)
- TaTaTa (featuring Travis Scott) – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- Tested, Approved & Trusted – I Told Them… (2023)
- Thanks (featuring J. Cole) – I Told Them… (2023)
- The Realest – On a Spaceship (2015)
- This Side (featuring YG) – African Giant (2019)
- Thuggin – Steel & Copper (2019)
- Time Flies (featuring Sauti Sol) – Twice as Tall (2020)
- Toni-Ann Singh (featuring Popcaan) – Love, Damini (2022)
- Tonight – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Trance – On a Spaceship (2015)
U–Z
- Update – No Sign of Weakness (2025)
- Vanilla – Love, Damini (2022)
- Virgil – I Told Them… (2023)
- Way Too Big – Twice as Tall (2020)
- We On – Redemption (2016)
- Wetin Dey Sup – Twice as Tall (2020)
- Wetin Man Go Do – African Giant (2019)
- Where I’m From – Outside (2018)
- Whiskey – Love, Damini (2022)
- Wild Dreams (featuring Khalid) – Love, Damini (2022)
- Wombolombo Something – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Wonderful – Twice as Tall (2020)
- Yawa Dey – L.I.F.E (2013)
- Ye – Outside (2018)
Burna Boy Studio Albums
L.I.F.E (2013)
On a Spaceship (2015)
Outside (2018)
African Giant (2019)
Twice as Tall (2020)
Love, Damini (2022)
I Told Them… (2023)
No Sign of Weakness (2025)
Burna Boy EPs and Additional Releases Covered
Redemption (2016)
Steel & Copper (with DJDS) (2019)
Non-Album Singles and Collaborations (2026)
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