Ghana economy fit stress you, your landlord fit stress you, even trotro mate fit stress you over GH₵1 change. Donzy has heard all the complaints and returned with one simple policy: “No Sad Days.” Released on 2 October 2026, the Tema-based hiplife veteran teams up with singer-producer Abochi on a bright, bouncy single that runs about 3:33 and comes through his own DC Empire camp. The official music video followed on 12 October, directed by Twist Imagery. Chale, sadness has officially been served notice.
📌 Quick Facts
- Song: No Sad Days
- Artist: Donzy (Donzy Chaka)
- Featuring: Abochi
- Released: 2 October 2026
- Official video: 12 October 2026 (dir. Twist Imagery)
- Type: Single
- Genre: Hiplife / Afropop feel-good
- Length: ~3:33
- Production: Abochi
- Label: DC Empire (distributed by MiPROMO with Virgin Music Group)
Who Are Donzy and Abochi?
Donzy is no fresh face searching for a lane. The Tema-based act calls himself a Ghanaian hiplife artiste, runs DC Empire, and has been stacking credible collabs for a decade: “The Crusade” with Kofi Kinaata, “Club” with Sarkodie and Piesie, “Slay Mama” with Kuami Eugene, “Odehyie” and “Problem” with Fameye, plus “Forever” alongside Beeztrap KOTM. In 2026 alone he has already dropped “8am In The Morning” and “Black Stars.”
Abochi is the quiet weapon: singer, songwriter and producer, known for the heartfelt “Fathers Day Song,” his long-running link with Okyeame Kwame, and “Born Great” with Amerado. Fun fact: the same Friday this record landed, he also released “Long Distance” with Medikal. Two releases, one Friday. The man no dey sleep.
The Vibe: Leave the Bad Energy at the Gate
“No Sad Days” is the kind of song that makes you forgive the traffic on the Motorway. Abochi did not just bring his voice; he built the house. The rollout billed it as an upbeat, positive-energy anthem, and the pre-release teasers showed Abochi at the piano, easing into the melody like a man with zero deadlines. Donzy rides the groove with that relaxed hiplife confidence of someone who has made peace with his MoMo balance. He put the whole mood in one line on X: “I just wanna have fun, no off day.” That is the brief. No lecture, no heavy philosophy, just a grown-up reminder that joy is also a decision.
The video, directed by Twist Imagery, carries the same message. One frame says it all: open sky, a crisp white shirt and a line of graduates in blue gowns behind the singer, the kind of celebration picture every Ghanaian family frames in the hall. Graduation day is the official holiday of no sad days, so the visual concept lands without any long explanation.
Why It Matters Now
Ghana’s last quarter is usually loud with December plans, and not everyone has the budget for every concert, beach party and detty-December flex. A record like this fits that gap perfectly: cheap therapy you can replay. It also shows Donzy’s staying power. A decade after “The Crusade,” he is still choosing collaborators with good ears, and handing Abochi the production chair is a smart, generous move. For Abochi, it confirms what his catalogue has been whispering: he is as valuable behind the board as in front of the mic. Put it on your weekend playlist and tell your problems to wait for Monday.
🎧 Listen Now
- No Sad Days — official smart link (all platforms)
- Apple Music — No Sad Days
- Spotify — No Sad Days
- YouTube — Official Music Video
- YouTube Music — No Sad Days
- Audiomack — No Sad Days
- Deezer — No Sad Days
- TIDAL — No Sad Days
📱 Follow the Artists
- Donzy on Spotify
- Donzy on Apple Music
- Donzy on YouTube
- Donzy on X
- Abochi on Spotify
- Abochi on Apple Music
- Abochi on YouTube
- Abochi on X
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