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Annie-Musu Abigail Cole 2004–Present is a rising star in the global music scene. is an Afro Pop, R&B, and Pop music,mononymously, as Abbyyy! With a sound that is as emotionally rich as it is rhythmically captivating, Abbyyy represents the next generation of African-rooted, globally-minded music artists [1]
Biography
[edit]Annie-Musu Abigail Cole (born 18 December 2000), Birthplace in Ghana, raised in the United States. Abbyyy’s roots trace back to Liberian parents of Sierra Leonean descent. This diverse West African heritage plays a significant role in her identity, both personally and artistically. Her multicultural upbringing exposed her to a rich blend of languages, traditions, and musical styles that shaped her worldview and laid the foundation for her sound today. [2] Growing up, music was not just a pastime but a deep passion and calling. Annie-Musu aka Abbyyy began playing the piano at the tender age of 5, displaying a natural gift for melody and harmony. Her connection to music only deepened when she joined her church choir at age 8, where she began singing regularly and learning the art of vocal expression. It was within the walls of the church that her voice found its first platform—one that allowed her to explore soul, gospel, and African rhythms while building confidence as a performer.
By the time she was 15, Annie-Musu transitioned from performer to recording artist. She began laying her own vocals over beats, crafting lyrics that reflected her personal journey, emotions, and dreams. These early recordings marked a significant turning point, not only in honing her craft but also in finding her sound—a unique fusion of Afro pop rhythm, pop energy, and R&B soul.
Her academic journey led her to the United States, where she graduated from West Fargo High School. She later enrolled at North Dakota State University (NDSU), choosing to pursue a social career alongside her artistic dreams. This duality—studying social sciences while actively pursuing music—highlights her multidimensional personality. She is not only an artist but also a thinker, deeply connected to the human experience and passionate about making a difference through her voice, both musically and socially.
Career
[edit]Annie-Musu’s artistic debut came with her first official body of work titled ‘Dear Cupid’ EP. This project served as a letter to love itself—both its beauty and its pain. With smooth vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and genre-blending production, Dear Cupid introduced her to a wider audience, allowing fans to connect with her vulnerability, strength, and melodic prowess.
After the debut of Dear Cupid, Annie-Musu had been manage by Natlyn's Entertainment LLC with her new release “Darling” and “No Vex,” two powerful singles that further cemented her place as a voice to watch. “Darling” brought a softer, more emotional tone, filled with intimacy and longing, while “No Vex” revealed a more assertive, confident side of her artistry—speaking to resilience, self-worth, and inner power. Together, these works showcase her versatility and growth.
Annie-Musu’s sound is heavily influenced by her African roots, yet it’s also been shaped by her experiences in the West. Her ability to bridge cultures through sound makes her music universally appealing. From Afrobeats-inspired grooves to emotionally layered R&B vocals and infectious pop melodies, she creates music that resonates with audiences across borders. [3] Beyond her vocal abilities, Annie-Musu is also a songwriter and storyteller. Her lyrics are reflective, often touching on themes of love, identity, self-discovery, and the complexities of modern relationships. Every song feels like a diary entry—intimate, honest, and deeply human.
What sets her apart is not just her talent, but her authenticity. Annie-Musu sings from the soul, and her music feels like a conversation with the listener. Whether she’s expressing the ache of heartbreak or the joy of newfound love, she delivers each performance with sincerity and passion.
Though still in the early stages of her career, Annie-Musu is poised for greatness. She represents a new wave of African artists—bold, global, and unafraid to explore new sonic territories while staying true to their cultural roots. She continues to work on new projects, collaborate with other creatives, and develop her brand as an international artist.
Her journey so far is a testament to hard work, perseverance, and purpose. She is a proud voice for African women in music, a rising star representing the diaspora, and a living example of how culture, education, and creativity can intersect to form something truly powerful.
As she steps into a new phase of her career, Annie-Musu Abigail Cole is not just making music—she’s telling stories, breaking barriers, and creating a legacy. And if her current trajectory is anything to go by, the world hasn’t even begun to see the full extent of her brilliance. Has a newest release song Follow she is still managed with Natlyn's Entertainment LLC.
Works
[edit]- Open for JoeBoy Concert
- Was support to open for Rotimi
References
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