Women in music to discover and vote for on VoteHer
The VoteHer Team
In short
- Music is VoteHer's biggest category, spanning pop, K-pop, opera and national icons.
- The ranking is decided by community votes, not streaming numbers.
- Featured: Adele, Becky G, Agnez Mo, Jennie, Laura Pausini, Enya and Aida Garifullina.
Music is the most crowded category on VoteHer, and the most fun to dig through. Here is a cross-section of women artists worth discovering and voting for, spanning pop, K-pop, opera and a few national icons you may not have on your radar yet.
On the pop side, Adele needs little introduction; her voice has carried some of the best-selling records of the century. Becky G has spent a decade moving fluidly between English and Spanish hits, while Agnez Mo has taken one of Indonesia's biggest pop careers onto a global stage. If your taste runs more contemporary, Jennie has turned her place in one of the world's biggest groups into a sharp solo career of her own.
Look beyond the English-language charts and the list gets richer. Laura Pausini has been a fixture of Italian and Latin pop for decades with a trophy case to match. Mylène Farmer is a genuine French icon, one of the best-selling artists the country has ever produced. And Enya built an entire sound of her own, layered and instantly recognizable from a single bar.
For something completely different, Aida Garifullina brings the opera world into the mix, a soprano who has performed on the biggest classical stages while reaching audiences far outside them. It is a reminder that women in music is not one sound, it is dozens.
Whoever you rate, VoteHer lets you do something about it. Open an artist's profile and vote to move her up the board, a ranking driven by community choice rather than streaming counts. Explore the full music board and back the voices you want more people to hear.
Frequently asked questions
- Who are the best female singers right now?
- On VoteHer that is decided by the community rather than by a chart. Artists like Adele, Becky G, Agnez Mo and Jennie sit high on the music board, but the ranking shifts as people vote, so it reflects who fans are actually backing.
- How are musicians ranked on VoteHer?
- By community votes alone. Open an artist's profile, vote for her, and she climbs the music board. There is no streaming-count weighting, so a rising artist can outrank a much bigger name on genuine support.
- Where can I discover new women in music?
- The VoteHer music board is built for exactly that. It spans pop, K-pop, Latin, classical and more, and every profile links to the artist's real accounts so you can listen and follow.
- Who is the most popular woman in music on VoteHer?
- It depends on the day, because the board is live. Global names like Adele tend to rank highly, but the whole point is that community votes can move a rising artist up the board fast.
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