Wizkid‘s Albums, Ranked

Wizkid’s story has been told in pieces over the years, but his music speaks volumes. He’s become a global superstar, blending Afrobeats with pop, R&B, and more.It’s hard to pick favorites, but here’s a ranking of his studio albums, from good to absolutely essential.

7. Sound From the Othre Side (2016)

This album was a turning point for Wizkid. It wasn’t his debut, but it’s where he really started to break thru internationally. It features hits like “One Dance” (with Drake) and “Come Closer” (with Chris Brown). While it’s a bit more pop-focused than some of his other work, it’s still a solid album that showed his potential.

6. Ayo (2014)

Ayo, Wizkid’s self-released debut, is a raw and energetic introduction to his sound. It’s full of youthful energy and showcases his early talent. It doesn’t have the polish of his later albums, but it’s a crucial piece of his discography for longtime fans.

5. Made in Lagos: Deluxe Edition (2021)

The deluxe version of Made in Lagos adds even more gems to an already incredible album. With additional tracks and features, it expands on the original’s themes of love, life, and the hustle. It’s a testament to the album’s success that a deluxe edition was even necessary.

4. Starboy EP (2017)

This EP is short and sweet, but it packs a punch. It features collaborations with artists like Major Lazer and shows Wizkid experimenting with different sounds. It’s a fun and energetic project that bridges the gap between his earlier work and his more mature albums.

3. Soundman Vol. 1 (2019)

Soundman Vol. 1 is a more focused and refined project than some of his earlier work. It showcases Wizkid’s growth as an artist and his ability to create cohesive and compelling albums. It’s a great example of his ability to blend different genres and create something truly unique.

2. More Love, Less Ego (2022)

Wizkid really leans into his strengths on More Love, Less Ego. It’s a mature and introspective album that explores themes of love, loss, and self-discovery. The production is top-notch, and Wizkid’s vocals are as strong as ever. It’s a standout album in his discography.

1. Made in Lagos (2020)

Many consider Made in Lagos to be Wizkid’s masterpiece, and it’s easy to see why. It’s a beautifully crafted album that captures the essence of Afrobeats while also incorporating elements of pop, R&B, and dancehall. It’s a cohesive and compelling project that has resonated with audiences around the world. Songs like “Essence” (featuring Tems) have become global anthems, solidifying Wizkid’s status as a superstar. It’s an album you can listen to from beginning to end and still discover something new each time.