These 10 Songs Have The Lady Donli Seal Of Approval

With all the gems she has put out this year, “Cash”, “Comforter” and her incredible collaboration with Tomi Thomas, “Work”, Lady Donli has delivered a unique blend of sounds, heavily influenced by the noughties, while still remaining relevant to today‘s tastes.

Given Lady Donli’s eclectic music style — each song from the rising star feels totally different — we at Konbini decided to find out what the dynamic artist listens to, and, of course, her taste in music is similarly as all-encompassing.

Citing Hillary Duff’s Metamorphisis as an album full of her faves, Lady Donli shares her affinity for pop rock, telling Konbini that this genre, in particular, influences how she writes music: “very to the point”, she tells us. 

Although tracks like Green Day’s “Boulevard of Broken Dream”, Katy Perry’s “Thinking Of You” and Kevin DeGraw’s “I Don’t Want To Be” were close to making the cut, ultimately, the following songs emerged as Lady Donli’s top 10 tracks of all time:

“Sweetest Taboo” — Sade Adu

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“Complicated” — Avril Lavigne

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“National Moi Moi” — Mama G

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“Agolo” — Angèlique Kidjo 

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“Fefe Ne Efe” — Tic Tac ft. Tony Tetuila

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“Weekend Special” — Brenda Fassie

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“Na Ba Ka” — Jeremiah Gyang

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“So Yesterday” — Hilary Duff

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“Akula Owu Onyeara” — The Funkees 

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“Since U Been Gone” — Kelly Clarkson

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