Cina Soul Drops ‘Nobody Know Me’ — Master Maison-Produced Solo Amapiano Mystery Out Now

In Accra, when the gossip gets too loud, there is a certain kind of person who just smiles and says, “Dem dey talk, but nobody know me.” Half shrug, half warning, fully Ghanaian. Now Cina Soul has turned that attitude into a song. After a year of lending her voice to other people’s records, from Kelvyn Boy to darieWRLD, the Kokomlemle songbird has stepped back into the spotlight alone with “Nobody Know Me”, and the title alone tells you she is not here to explain herself.

Ghanaian singer-songwriter Cina Soul released “Nobody Know Me” on Friday, 23 October 2026 through Ziiki Media, with the official audio landing on her YouTube channel the same morning. Production is by Master Maison, mastering is by Jordan Beatz, and the song is credited to Quincyna Naa Amanuah Quarcoopome and Felix Nana Maison as writers. It is a solo record: no feature, no guest verse, no co-sign. Just Cina, a beat and a point to prove.

⚡ The Drop in 30 Seconds

“Nobody Know Me” is a short, focused single that runs 2:34 and is filed under Amapiano on Apple Music. Master Maison handles the beat, Jordan Beatz polishes the master, and Cina Soul carries the whole thing on her own. She teased it on X the day before, telling fans they had asked for it and were about to receive it, and by Friday morning it was live on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and YouTube. It also arrived on the same busy release weekend as fresh Ghanaian drops from King Promise and Kuami Eugene, which means it had to fight for attention from the very first hour.

📌 Quick Facts

Song	Nobody Know Me
Artist	Cina Soul
Released	23 October 2026
Format	Single
Runtime	2:34
Producer	Master Maison
Writers	Quincyna Naa Amanuah Quarcoopome, Felix Nana Maison
Mastering	Jordan Beatz
Label	Cina Soul / Ziiki Media
Genre	Amapiano

🎧 Listen: “Nobody Know Me” (Official Audio)

The Vibe: Soft Voice, Hard Boundaries

There is a special kind of confidence in a song called “Nobody Know Me”. It is the sound of someone who has heard every rumour, read every comment under her posts, and decided that the best reply is a groove. On the day it dropped, Cina Soul summed the mood up herself on X with a cheeky question to anyone who thinks they have her figured out. That is the energy: playful, a little mysterious, and not at all bothered.

Pairing that attitude with an Amapiano lane is a smart move. Cina Soul built her name on soul, R&B and highlife, the kind of voice you play on a Sunday evening with the windows open. Putting that voice over a Master Maison beat built for the dance floor gives the record a lovely tension: the vocals stay silky while the rhythm keeps the waist busy. It is the musical version of wearing a kaba-and-slit to an all-white party. Classy, but ready to move.

At two minutes and thirty-four seconds, the song does not overstay its welcome either. It says what it needs to say and leaves you pressing replay, which in 2026 streaming culture is exactly the point. Short songs travel. Short songs loop. And a phrase as simple and Accra-flavoured as “nobody know me” is the kind of line that ends up in captions, WhatsApp statuses and trotro arguments within a week.

The Cover: A Quiet Lake and Loud Letters

The artwork matches the song’s calm-but-firm personality. There is no glam portrait and no flashy styling. Instead, the cover is a soft, hazy landscape of a still lake and gentle hills under a pale sage-green sky, almost like a photograph left in the sun. Right in the middle, bold dark-brown letters spell out “NOBODY KNOW ME”, with her name sitting quietly above. For an artist who usually lets her face and fashion do the talking, choosing a faceless cover for a song about not being known is a neat little joke. You want to see Cina Soul? Press play.

Who Is Cina Soul?

Cina Soul, born Christie Quincyna Quarcoopome on 3 May 1996, is a Ghanaian singer, songwriter and performer raised in Kokomlemle, with family roots in Jamestown, Accra. She is proudly Ga and sings in both English and Ga. She went to Aburi Girls Senior High School and studied psychology and archaeology at the University of Ghana, but music won the argument early. In 2014 she was a finalist on Vodafone Ghana Music Icons, then built a following with covers and mashups before dropping her debut project Metanoia in 2016, featuring M.anifest, Worlasi and KiDi. Its singles “Awo” and “Julor” put her on the charts.

She was part of the Black Girls Glow collective alongside acts like Adomaa, Fu and Ria Boss, then her 2018 single “00:01” led to a deal with Universal Music Group. The Ga storytelling continued with “Ojorley”, a short film about Ga Mashi, love and culture, and with “Adukwei”, recorded ahead of the Homowo festival. Her dramatic “Killi Mi” video won Best Video of the Year at the 2020 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards. She has since traded verses with KiDi on “Feelings”, joined Akwaboah on the much-loved “Obiaa”, linked Sarkodie, O’Kenneth and DJ Breezy on “Too Bad”, and released her album Did I Lie in 2025, home to “Larger Than Life” with Stonebwoy. Her influences read like a soul syllabus: Anita Baker, Brandy, Sade, Aretha Franklin, Asa and Whitney Houston.

This year she has been everywhere. “Tuff Times 2.0” with AratheJay arrived in March, and on The Ent News we covered her sweet turns on Kelvyn Boy’s ‘Millions’ and darieWRLD’s ‘STYLE I LIKE’. If you still have Akwaboah’s “Obiaa” on repeat, his new love anthem ‘Odo Ankasa’ with Kwesi Arthur is worth your time too.

Why “Nobody Know Me” Matters Now

For most of 2026, Cina Soul has been the secret weapon on other people’s songs. Features are great for reach, but they can also make fans forget what an artist sounds like when she is steering the ship. “Nobody Know Me” fixes that. It is her name alone on the cover, her pen on the credits and her voice front and centre, and it lands just as Detty December playlists are being drafted across Accra and Lagos.

It also shows range. The voice that gave us “Killi Mi” and “Feelings” can glide over an Amapiano beat without losing its soul, and that matters in a market where the dance floor decides who gets booked for December shows. For Ziiki Media, it is another strong Ghanaian release in a busy season. For Cina Soul, it is a reminder that after twelve years in the game, she can still surprise people. They think they know her. The song title has already answered them.

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