Sometimes, discovering a new artist is all it takes to find your next favourite song. And with the number of female voices emerging in AfroGospel, there is always someone new to listen to.

If you’re looking to discover something new, here are five female AfroGospel artists to add to your playlist.

1. Toria Etuk

First on our list is Toria Etuk, an emerging AfroGospel and R&B artist whose releases include “No Escape” and “Nakupenda.”

Her music offers a contemporary sound for listeners who enjoy gospel music with an R&B touch. You can start with “Nakupenda,” released in 2026, and then check out “No Escape” to explore more of her catalogue.

2. Teninlanimi

You may have come across Teninlanimi through her collaboration with Limoblaze on “Ayaya,” alongside Oneskript, from Limoblaze’s Father’s Love EP.

Limoblaze has also spoken highly of her talent, introducing her to more listeners through the collaboration. Beyond collaborations, she also has songs of her own, including “K oseni,” which is worth checking out as you explore her music

3. Omojo

Omojo is another name worth checking out. Her catalogue includes songs such as “Promises,” “DADA (Lost for Words),” “Refuge” and “Worthy.”

“Promises,” released in August 2026, is a good starting point if you’re looking for contemporary AfroGospel with a faith-centred message. You can also explore her earlier releases to get a better feel for her musical journey.

4. Oyije

Known offstage as Deborah Oyije Onuh, Oyije blends African rhythms with gospel and contemporary sounds. Her releases include “Jaiye,” “Power,” “Higher,” “ZION (Never Changing)” and “Ride or Die.”

With a growing catalogue of singles and collaborations, she is an artist to explore if you enjoy AfroGospel that moves between upbeat sounds and faith-filled messages.

5. Awinnah

Last but certainly not least is Awinnah, a Nigerian AfroGospel singer-songwriter whose music explores faith, love and everyday experiences. Her releases include “Like a Baby,” “Light II,” “Tender Love” and “Only You.” She has also released the Love at Home EPs, giving listeners more music to explore. Start with “Only You” or “Your Way” and see which one finds a place on your playlist.

There is more to female AfroGospel than the familiar names we already know. So, which of these five artists are you adding to your playlist?