This list covers 14 singers whose names start with the letter Q, running from “Queen Latifah” to “Quadeca.” These artists span decades and genres, from hip-hop and R&B to reggae and metal, and most built their careers through recorded music, live performances, and, in several cases, breakout moments on platforms like YouTube.
Singers are performers who use their voice as their main instrument to express melody, emotion, and story through music. Many start out singing in local scenes or online before landing a record deal, and some, like Q Lazzarus, become known for a single unforgettable song that outlives their time in the spotlight. Others, such as Quorthon, help define an entire subgenre through years of consistent work.
Below you’ll find the table with each singer’s name and a description.
Singer: the stage name or performing name each artist is best known by, listed in alphabetical order for easy browsing.
Description: a short summary of the singer’s background, musical style, and notable songs or achievements, so you can quickly see what makes them stand out.
Singers
Singer
Queen Latifah
Quavo
Q-Tip
Queen Naija
Qveen Herby
Quinn XCII
Qwote
Quando Rondo
Q Lazzarus
Queen Ifrica
Quorthon
Queen Key
Quintron
Quadeca
Descriptions
Queen Latifah
American rapper, singer, and actress known for hits like “U.N.I.T.Y.,” which earned her a Grammy Award. She helped bring female voices to the forefront of hip-hop in the late 1980s and 1990s.
Quavo
American rapper and singer, formerly of the trio Migos, known for his melodic flow and hits like “Bad and Boujee.” He has also built a successful solo career.
Q-Tip
American rapper, singer, and producer, best known as a founding member of A Tribe Called Quest. His smooth, jazz-influenced style helped shape alternative hip-hop.
Queen Naija
American R&B singer who rose to fame on YouTube before breaking through with hits like “Medicine.” Her music blends soulful vocals with candid, personal songwriting.
Qveen Herby
American singer, rapper, and songwriter formerly one half of the duo Karmin. She reinvented herself as an independent artist known for bold, high-energy pop and hip-hop tracks.
Quinn XCII
American singer and rapper known for upbeat, melodic pop songs like “Kings of Summer.” His music blends hip-hop rhythms with breezy, radio-friendly hooks.
Qwote
American R&B singer signed early to Def Jam Recordings, known for his smooth vocal style. He is a cousin of pop star Rihanna.
Quando Rondo
American rapper and singer from Savannah, Georgia, known for his melodic street anthems and emotionally raw lyrics. He gained wide popularity through mixtapes and streaming hits.
Q Lazzarus
American singer best known for the haunting 1988 track “Goodbye Horses,” featured in “The Silence of the Lambs.” She largely disappeared from the music industry after a brief period of fame.
Queen Ifrica
Jamaican reggae singer known for socially conscious songs addressing women’s issues and Rastafarian culture. She is celebrated for her powerful voice and roots-reggae sound.
Quorthon
Swedish singer, guitarist, and songwriter who fronted the influential black metal band Bathory. He is regarded as a pioneering figure in extreme metal music.
Queen Key
American rapper and singer from Chicago known for her energetic, unapologetic style. She built a following through mixtapes blending drill and trap influences.
Quintron
American one-man-band musician and inventor from New Orleans known for his swamp-tech sound. He performs using homemade electronic instruments alongside his puppeteer partner Miss Pussycat.
Quadeca
American rapper, singer, and songwriter known for genre-blending projects that move between hip-hop, indie rock, and alternative pop. He first gained attention as a YouTube content creator before pursuing music full-time.
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