King Paluta – Yahitte Remix feat. Strongman, Amerado, Qwame Stika It’s hot! Strongman, Amerado, and Qwame Stika are featured in King Paluta‘s remix of “Yahitte,” which slaps even better. Three months after going official with the original track, the awaited remix as teased is here with us for good. The drill song “Yahitte” which translates to “We Made It” puts the sceptic to shame for foretelling doom on valiant battles. One of the remixes that keeps the theme in mind while having an entirely new verse filled with puns, metaphors and witty lyrics focus on entertaining the listening public. It ..read more

NBee - Ankwanoma (feat. Kwesi Amewuga, Otopey) New music discovery, NBee recruits Kwesi Amewuga and Otopey for Ankwanoma, an underrated jam. NBee doubles as a health practitioner and a rapper heavily gifted with captivating voice, flow and content rich rap lines. Ankwanoma's tale emphasizes on being stronger and recovering from situations where one's abilities are discounted. On first listen, the song's blend of enticing orchestration and appealing melodies draws the listener in. NBee emerged as a finalist in Amerado's ‘Patience EP’ challenge and has since dazzled the world with his originalit ..read more

Great Ampong - Onyame Akatua Amooore fire! Great Ampong has shared with us a new single titled Onyame Akatua, produced by Roro Buddy. Following a bad deal between himself and Daddy Lumba, the song with subtitle Osisifo has been labeled as a diss song to the latter for it wording and narrative. However, Onyame Akatua is a representation of sound guidance and life teachings fronting a good name is better than riches legacy. Introducing the song on his official YouTube channel, Great Ampong captioned “Proverbs 26:5 Answer a [self-confident] fool according to his folly, lest he be wise in his own ..read more

Mizter Okyere – Vanity Celebrated Ghanaian saxophonist Mizter Okyere connects Yaa Pono for a magical composition dubbed Vanity. Highlife meets rap on a soothing live recording. Its been a long time Mizter Okyere’s voice was felt this much after many exploits in the world of saxophone. “Vanity” gives both strains of him and it is spectacular. In a time of many shocking deaths, Vanity comes in handy to put listeners in check. Song quizzes on life, pride, and the certainty of carrying nothing out of the world into death. The Soul Healer once again lives his mark of excellence with stimulating pen ..read more

Strongman – Di Woho Ni Strongman releases ‘Di Woho Ni’, which features singer cum producer Apya as part of his social responsibility to the people of the region and Ghana. The hiphop act has teamed with the Ministry of Sanitation, The World Bank and GAMA PCU to embark on a project to curb the rise in open defecation in the Ashanti Region. The project calls out to people living in low income areas with a 70% subsidy of the cost of household toilets to make the capital cost of accessing the toilets affordable to the low income residents. The beneficiary Assemblies include eight Metropolitans/Mun ..read more

Mzbel – Asibolanga Ghanaian song writer and singer, Mzbel finally ends the anticipation for the expected jam Asibolanga. The Amapiano vibe, Asibolanga is her first single for the year after a long hiatus from the music industry. This is undoubtedly a strong comeback. The song prior to it official release has been a trend setter on video sharing app, Tiktok, and amassed over 5000 videos after a snippet was shared online. Asibolanga is a coined jargon credited to social media critique Nana Tornado, to an obvious target Afia Schwarzenegger. Song was produced by Sky Beats for BelJam Records. Strea ..read more

Awuley – Paris New entrant Awuley debuts “Paris” A versatile musician by any measure Awuley the newest addition to the Ghana music industry, who doubles as a singer-songwriter and record producer, has set his sight on redefining the Ghanaian Afrobeat sound. His debut single ‘Paris’ highlights his vocal dexterity and intelligent wordplay. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of musical genres, Awuley infuses his own unique style into every track he creates. With his first single already generating buzz within the Ghanaian music industry community, it is clear that Awuley is poised to take the ..read more

Heartman Lali – Son of Dora EP Afrobeats musician Heartman Lali, finally releases his much anticipated debut EP titled “Son Of Dora” This 8 track EP has just all the songs you need on your playlist, with features Sefa, M2 and Don Elvi. Released under Exclusive Boafo Entertainment, Son of Dora EP has been welcomed into the hearts of many music lovers reflected in the impressive count of streams with affirmative reviews. Song production credits to Zanli, Kilson, Skanty, Lergbe Beatz and Beatz Vampire. Stream Heartman Lali’s Son Of Dora EP The post Heartman Lali – Son of Dora (Full EP) first ap ..read more

Afriyie Wutah – Cheers to Life “Life dey be, life be sweet, life be tasty like honey ……” that’s the honey-tongued lyrics opening up Afriyie Wutah’s Cheers to Life song. Song calm nerves atop a melodious KinDee produced highlife beat with and Afriyie’s ever soothing vocals, in a time of dispair and frustration. According to Afriyie Wutah, the song is strong-willed to look beyond the worries and focus on making each moment count. “We are here to have a good time, not a long time. Live to the fullest and do what pleases you not forgetting to cherish every single moment.” – he said. Listen to Chee ..read more

Guru – Enko Yie (feat. Benji) Its Guru again! We have an obvious anthem in our hands titled “Enko Yie” featuring Benji. Together, both artiste have graced our playlist with pleasing collaborations and it has always sparked a flame. Amongst them is 2 Sure and Are U Aware. Enko Yie comes in handy, another smart move coinciding with the moment and tensions in the country but song has no political undertone. Its a lamentation of one’s suffering whiles helpers wear the unaffiliated face but likely to be skewed for political gains. “Enko Yie” was produced by KinDee. Listen and download below: The p ..read more