GodsFavour Chidozie (born 13 March 2000) is a Nigerian musician and songwriter better known as FAVE SZN. Her early vocal inspirations were Adele, Billie Eilish, Sia, and Lorde, resulting in her music being a blend of R&B, soul and pop. In a January 2022 interview with Arise News, she explained her early background and artistic path, saying:

I have always been singing even when I was little. Telling my parents I wanted to go to the studio, but they were like “focus on school.” And so, I kind of got access to the studio that I didn’t need to pay for studio time when I even got to the university. And that was when I decided to, you know like record for real. To my first single I did that, and put it on Audiomack and sound cloud. When I got some money I was able to put it on streaming platform, then from there you know second single and people started talking.

FAVE released a freestyle titled “Jinmi Abduls” in 2021, which garnered a positive response from music reviewers. She went on to record three more singles, “N.B.U,” “Beautifully,” and “Baby Riddim,” which were commercial successes. With enormous internet reactions to Afrobeats throughout the years, FAVE was compared to other musicians like Ayra Starr and Tems, where she subsequently came to identify her skill and what differentiates her from other artists, as she stated:

It’s more of my sound and, my genre been distinct too. So I try to put my sound into the genre. I tried to, you know, implement melodies, and I want people to be able to hear an Afro beat and, try to hear what I sound like, and sound different just because FAVE is singing on it, no, it’s sounding different because it’s an AfroBeat.

To reach out to a wider audience through her skills, FAVE released her first project, an EP titled, Riddim 5 on January 20 2022. The EP charted on several streaming platforms such as Apple Music Nigeria and many more. In a January 2022 interview with The Beat99.9 FM, FAVE expressed what individuals come to encounter in their relationships and the complexities that come with them through the manner she demonstrates her lyrical talent in her songs:

I want people to feel goosebumps when they listen to my songs because the artists I really admire when I was growing up listening to music, they used to give me goosebumps in their songs and I would always think about that and be like, “wow, if I could make melodies I could make People feel this way, it would mean so much to me and a bigger accomplishment. I want people to be able to relate to my songs, most times, I am the pen and not the writer. I might be telling a story that’s not mine, or I know a thousand of people that can differently relate to it. Basically, I want people to be able to connect emotions with my songs.