A ranking of Simi's all-time golden songs, from 'Tiff' to 'Duduke'

As Women's History Month gradually approaches its completion, Pulse spotlights Simi's most iconic songs, from fan favourites to all-time classics.

These songs have been selected for their cultural impact, enduring resonance, and commercial success.

Here's a ranking of Simi's songs, from the breakout 'Tiff' to the crossgenerational 'Duduke'.

Off her Omo Charlie Champagne Vol. 1 album, Simi commands the dancefloor on 'Jericho'. Teaming up with Patoranking, the songbird served up a reggae-infused number that has remained a fan favourite.

The Oscar-produced ballad, 'Tiff' endeared Simi to an enthusiastic Nigerian audience. Her signature light and airy vocals glides through each chord, leaving an empathic imprint on the curious listener. For a breakout single, 'Tiff' was daring and impactful.

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Out to establish her dominance in a fiercely competitive space and to an unnamed love interest, Simi dazzles on 'I Dun Care'. Nobody wears the bold, assertive female diva persona better.

Simi became a household name in the late 2010s because of party-themed crossgenerational classics like 'Ayo'. A perfect owambe number, it's a bop for the young and old.

On 'Joromi', Simi is unashamedly a lover girl. This 2017 summer hit inspired by a 1969 Sir Victor Uwaifo classic of the same title remains an all-time golden female anthem.

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Off her eponymous sophomore studio album, 'Simisola', 'Jamb Question' shows off Simi's songwriting chops. The Oscar-produced Falz-assisted hit warmed its way into the hearts of the mainstream audience down to becoming a timeless fan favourite.

Chart-topping ballad, 'Duduke', is a note of love to her then-unborn child. Not even a global pandemic could dim its instant success with the mainstream audience. The classic hit also resonated with expectant mothers, cementing its evergreen status.

On 'Woman', Simi unpacks the struggles and biased expectations African women face. A timeless ode to the womenfolk, the Afrobeat-inspired anthem pays homage to the late legend Fela Kuti, albeit fearlessly.

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