Most people have been inquiring who is the richest musician in Africa now? Well, just as we elaborated on the highest-paid celebrities, we shall also enlighten you on the richest African Musicians.
In today’s article, we shall list the top 10 Forbes richest musician/ musicians in Africa for the year 2021. Certainly, the richest African musicians are as well among the top 50 best musicians in Africa for 2020.
First, the survey of the richest African musicians summarizes the annual revenue before taxes, deductions for managers and agents. As a result, Singer Akon emerged the best and richest Musician in Africa for 2020. Other upcoming artists like Diamond Platinumz also appeared on the list of the top 20 richest artists in Africa in 2021. Here is the latest and up-to-date comprehensive list of the richest musician in Tanzania today.
Further, the list contains a variety of musicians, for example, rappers, singers, and producers who are also artists.
In summary, we will list the name of the artist or musician. Then, we will state their line of work, nationality, and net worth.
Top 10 Richest Musician/ Musicians in Africa 2021 Forbes LIST
Akon – Singer, Songwriter, Actor, Entrepreneur, Philanthropist, and Producer, Senegal.
$82 million
DJ Black Coffee – DJ, Producer, Songwriter as well as a Singer, South Africa.
$61.5 million
Don-Jazzy – Singer, Songwriter, Producer and businessman, Nigeria.
$35 million
Wizkid – Songwriter, singer and entrepreneur, Nigeria.
$25 million
Davido – Singer, Songwriter and Producer, Nigeria.
$19 million
Sarkodie – Rapper and entrepreneur, Ghana.
$10 million.
Tinashe – Singer, Dancer, Actress, Fashionista as well as a Producer, Zimbabwe.
$8 million
Hugh Masekela (Late) – Singer and music songwriter, South Africa.
$3 million.
Jidenna – Rapper, Singer, and Producer, Nigeria.
$2 million. And finally,
Mtukudzi – Recording artist, Entrepreneur, Human rights activist, as well as a philanthropist, Zimbabwe.
$2 million.
We shall keep you posted on the list of top 10 richest musician or musicians in Africa in 2021 according to Forbes.
