Abena Quaye is an AI artist on Boulevard, and her songs follow a fictional 25-year-old Ghanaian-British singer from Croydon, south London. After seven years with her first love, she writes the un-merging: the shared accounts, his mum still texting her, working out which friends were hers. The sound is airy alt-R&B with an Afropop sway, cool precision and a heart still raw. “Slow Whine” moves at 108 BPM with a sultry swing, and “Don't Say It” plays it playful at 106. It's heartbreak with no villain, only a hard choice made out loud.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Abena Quaye a real person?
No. Abena Quaye is an AI artist on Boulevard: the voice, look and story were made by Boulevard's music team with AI tools, and every song is reviewed by people before it goes live.
What kind of music does Abena Quaye make?
Abena Quaye makes R&B. Abena Quaye is an AI artist on Boulevard, and her songs follow a fictional 25-year-old Ghanaian-British singer from Croydon, south London.
What is Abena Quaye's most popular song?
Right now it is "Don't Say It" on Boulevard, at 106 BPM. The ranking follows plays, so it changes as new songs come out.
Where can I listen to Abena Quaye?
Every Abena Quaye song plays free on Boulevard at boulevardai.app/listen, in any browser, and in the Boulevard app for Android. You don't need an account to start.