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In January 2019 she won the European Music Moves Talent Award for Best Urban album.

In February 2019 she is Nominee for Song of the Year & Best Urban Album at France Music Awards

In April 2019, she released the video for Pookie, which became the most viewed French video in 2019. It has gained over 150 Million views to date while the song became her third Diamond-certified single.

Those heralded her first sold-out headline tour starting March 2019, including an Olympia Paris Hall sold out in less than 2 hours, followed by a Zenith tour in the Fall 2019.

In May 2019, she was portrayed by the New York Times, as “one of the most important act in Europe now, musically and socially”.

In June 2019, she earned her first nomination at BET Awards 2019 as Best International Act, and crossed the 1 Billion YouTube channel views.

In Summer 2019 she gains momentum with a new international smash Pookie (+150 Million YouTube views to date),

In September 2019, Djadja rise back again at #25 in Shazam worldwide charts, and Top 10 in Shazam Spain and Latin America, while Pookie enters Shazam worldwide charts at #80

On October 25, 2019, Aya Nakamura released a re-issue of the now 2xPlatinum ‘Nakamura’ with five new songs, including the Top 5 single ‘40%’ .

In December year-end recaps,  she was named Most Watched French female artist in 2019 by YouTube, and Most Streamed French female artist in 2019 by Spotify.

On April 6, 2018, Aya Nakamura released Djadja -  the first extract of her sophomore album - which stayed 2 consecutive weeks at #1 French single charts and was later certified Diamond.

The following single Copines released in August 2018 entered #4 in French single charts before climbing to #1 in November 2018, and is also certified Diamond.

On November 2, 2018, Aya Nakamura released her sophomore album Nakamura. She became the first female artist to charts 7 album tracks in the French top 10 single simultaneously .

On August 25, 2017 she released her debut album named Journal Intime, led by her first Platinum hit, ‘Comportement’.  

The album was certified Gold in France. On September 23, 2017, she participated to La Nuit du Mali in Bercy organized by the Wati-Boss, Dawala in order to celebrate the Independence Day of Mali in Paris. She shared the stage with Oumou Sangaré and other Malian artists such as Cheick Tidiane Seck, Lassana Hawa or Mokobé among others.

In January 2016, the singer signed a deal with Rec. 118, a label from Warner music France. During the same year, she kept on doing collaborations and she released her second single Super Héros, featuring the rapper Gradur.

In 2015, she made the song Brisé with the composer Christopher Ghenda, and the video clip reached 13 M YouTube views. Then she released another song Love d’un Voyou, featuring the rapper Fababy and it received even more support on YouTube.

In 2014, at the age of 19, she released her first single Karma on Facebook. With the help of the producer Seysey, she composed a break-up song, J’ai mal, with a zouk type of melody. The song's video reached more than 1 million YouTube views by that time. An old time friend, Dembo Camara, became her producer and artistic agent.

Djadja was also the first Francophone song since 2009 to reach the n°1 position in the Dutch charts, the last one being Alors on danse from Belgian artist Stromaé.

Aya Danioko (French pronunciation: ​[aja danjɔko] ; born 10 May 1995), known by her stage name Aya Nakamura (/ˈ aɪ ə ˌ n æ k ə ˈ m ʊər ə / , EYE -ə NAK -ə-MOOR -ə), is a Malian-born French pop singer. She is best known for her hit song "Djadja" that has more than 500 million views on YouTube.

Born Aya Danioko in Bamako, Mali on May 10, 1995 from a family of griot (west African storytellers, praise singers/ poets of oral traditions) she is the oldest of five siblings. At an early age, her family came to France and moved to Paris Northern suburbs in Aulnay-sous-Bois. She took the name Nakamura after the character Hiro Nakamura of the NBC science fiction drama series Heroes.

The song quickly became a summer hit in France and soon became an international hit. She became the first French female artist #1 in the Netherlands since Edith Piaf with "Non je ne regrette rien" in 1961.