Ayra Starr and ZAYN Give “Heaven Baby” a Striking New Visual

Ayra Starr has given one of Starrgirl’s most immediate fan favorites a visual of its own. The singer has released the official music video for “Heaven Baby,” her collaboration with ZAYN, extending a song that has continued to find a sizable audience since the album arrived in August.

“Heaven Baby” brings together two voices with markedly different textures, pairing Starr’s fluid Afropop delivery with ZAYN’s softer R&B approach. That contrast helped the track stand apart within Starrgirl, and the collaboration has since surpassed 43 million global streams to date.

Its newly released video keeps the focus firmly on the pair. Starr and ZAYN move through a dark, polished environment built around metallic surfaces, tinted glass, and illuminated flooring, with deep blue tones running through much of the styling. Rather than attaching an elaborate storyline to the song, the visual gives its mood room to lead.

“Heaven Baby” Extends Ayra Starr’s Starrgirl Era

The video arrives as Starrgirl continues to assist Starr’s international reach. Released in August, the album opened at No. 2 on Spotify’s Top Albums Global chart and reached No. 1 on Apple Music’s album chart in 15 countries, according to release data from her team.

“Heaven Baby” has developed its own chart story along the way. In the UK, the collaboration reached No. 2 on the Official Afrobeats Chart and has remained on the ranking for several weeks.

The timing also comes ahead of another major moment for Starr. On October 11, she is scheduled to headline the halftime show at the NFL London Game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Jacksonville Jaguars at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, bringing Starrgirl into yet another setting beyond the traditional album rollout.

Check out the official music video for “Heaven Baby” by Ayra Starr and ZAYN, included below.



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