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Gyakie Links Ajebo Hustlers on ‘365 Days’ — GH–NG Love Record to Stream Now

Face-first close crop of Gyakie in thin green The Ent News brand frame for 365 Days with Ajebo Hustlers

Updated September 13, 2026 — Accra, put the soft-life playlist on notice. Ghana’s own Gyakie just slid onto Nigerian duo Ajebo Hustlers fresh single 365 Days, and the brief is as clear as the title: love that does not expire when the calendar flips. Ei. Cross-border chemistry is not a trend anymore — it is the default setting for West African hit-making, and Flip The Musics star just reminded Lagos (and Accra) that her passport stamps still sound expensive.

Released 11 September 2026 and already live across major digital platforms, 365 Days is a warm Afrobeats / Afro-fusion hold-me-close record Ajebo Hustlers’ laid-back groove in front, Gyakies emotive vocals riding shotgun. If your relationship group chat has been arguing about effort,” this song is the polite receipt.

What 365 Days’ is actually about

According to MyJoyOnline / Joy Entertainment (11 September 2026), the single explores love, commitment, and the willingness to hold on through a full year of seasons, excuses, and “let me think about it” texts. TooXclusives 13 September write-up clocks the same mood: smooth melodies, relatable lyrics, and that GH–NG handshake that keeps filling playlists from Accra to PH.

Apple Music lists the cut as an Afrobeats single — 365 Days - Single by Ajebo Hustlers & Gyakie — clocking roughly 3:08, tagged explicit, and ready to loop without turning your commute into a thesis defence. Short enough for TikTok soft launches. Long enough for the late-night “are we serious? conversation.

Gyakie’s lane stays consistent: distinctive tone, emotional clarity, no shouting to prove the point. Ajebo Hustlers bring the Naija pocket — unhurried percussion, melody-first writing, the kind of pocket that makes a chorus feel like a promise instead of a caption.

Why this collab matters for Gyakies Nigeria run

This is not Gyakie’s first flight into the Nigerian market and that is exactly why it lands. MyJoyOnline frames 365 Days as another marker of her growing catalogue of Nigerian collaborations and streaming presence, with label Flip The Music strategically pushing continental visibility rather than one-off guest verses for PR screenshots.

In Accra slang: she no dey “feature for feature.” She dey build a corridor. When a Ghanaian vocalist keeps showing up on Naija records that actually stream, the conversation shifts from “Ghana talent” to African playlist regular.” That is the quiet power move — less noise, more DSPs.

Ajebo Hustlers, for their part, have spent years curating soft-hitting Afro-fusion records that travel. Pairing that palette with Gyakie’s emotional precision is not random A&R bingo. It is matching texture to texture: their pocket, her ache, one calendar-year metaphor.

Cover art, lyric video & the vibe check

Official artwork and the Audiomack upload (Avante Entertainment / ONErpm) confirm the 11 September window. The official lyric video is up via Mandara Entertainment, and the Ajebo Hustlers topic channel also carries the audio. That is your green light: stream clean, share clean, leave the full album zip” blogs in the cybercrime museum where they belong.

If somebody DMs you a MediaFire link labelled Gyakie_365_Days_320.rar, that person is not helping your playlist they are helping malware find your phone.

Stream 365 Days’ (official links only)

Play it where the artists get paid:

Follow the artists: Instagram @gyakie_ · X/Twitter @Gyakie_ · YouTube @AjeboHustlers. Label energy: Flip The Music.

Why Accra (and Lagos) should care

Ghana entertainment thrives when a song gives you three free gifts: a hook for the soft-life reel, a collab that proves the corridor is open, and a title people can argue about in the group chat without needing a glossary. 365 Days delivers all three. Gyakie keeps the emotion sticky; Ajebo Hustlers keep the groove patient; the calendar metaphor does the rest of the marketing for free.

Also be honest — September 2026 already dey crowded with GH–NG traffic. A record that sounds like commitment without sounding like a wedding MC speech? That is not niche. That is public service for anybody who still believes love can survive a full year of WhatsApp read receipts.

The Ent News take

Will 365 Days become Gyakie’s next quiet continental flex, or just another sharp September feature before the next Flip The Music chapter? Either way, Accra just got reminded that the Ghana–Nigeria pipeline still prints soft-life anthems when the voices match. Stream the official cut, loop the promise, leave the pirate links in 2014.

We move clean. Playlist heavy. Three-six-five locked.

Sources: MyJoyOnline · TooXclusive · Audiomack · Apple Music · YouTube lyric video

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