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Ayra Starr’s “Memories” Makes Marvel Debut in New Spider-Man Animated Series

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Ayra Starr’s track “Memories” has been selected as one of the soundtracks for Marvel’s latest animated series, Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man. This marks a significant milestone for African music, as a hit song from one of the genre’s brightest stars graces a major Marvel production, underlining the growing influence of Afrobeats on mainstream entertainment.

Marvel, known for its iconic superheroes and cross-genre appeal, has increasingly embraced diverse musical styles for its productions. The inclusion of “Memories” is a clear indication of how music from around the world, including the vibrant sounds of Afrobeats, is being incorporated into high-profile global media.

The song Memories from her 2021 self-titled EP ‘Ayra Starr’, blends emotional storytelling with her signature smooth vocals and infectious rhythm. This combination fits seamlessly within the dynamic world of Spider-Man, where the music underscores key moments of the show.

Why This Matters

This collaboration between Ayra Starr and Marvel not only demonstrates the global appeal of Afrobeats but also signals the growing integration of African music into mainstream culture, especially in Western media. It’s a major achievement for both Ayra Starr and the broader African music scene, highlighting how genres like Afrobeats are becoming key players in global pop culture.

As Ayra Starr continues to break barriers and make her mark internationally, her involvement with Marvel’s Spider-Man series is a monumental moment that shows just how far African music has come—and how much further it’s poised to go.

For fans of both Marvel and Afrobeats, Ayra Starr’s “Memories” is a powerful reminder of the cross-cultural power of music in modern entertainment. The track’s inclusion in a Marvel series represents not just a personal achievement for the artist but also a landmark moment for the global music scene.

Written by: Adedoyin Adedara

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