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Gyakie Drops ‘Your Body (Craze)’ — Soft-Heat Flex Ahead of The Dawn EP

Official Your Body (Craze) single cover art by Gyakie in thin green The Ent News brand frame

Midnight no be joke for Ghana timelines. Gyakie has walked in with “Your Body (Craze),” a one-track single out 16 October 2026 via FLIP THE MUSIC, clocking about 2:39 of soft-heat Afrobeats that make you check your posture mid-trotro. No guest stamp. No emergency siren. Just the Songbird from Kumasi reminding everybody that craze can still sound expensive. Chale, if your body no dey cooperate when this beat land, check your speakers before you blame the artist.

📌 Quick Facts

  • Song: Your Body (Craze)
  • Artist: Gyakie
  • Released: 16 October 2026
  • Type: Single (1 track)
  • Genre: Afrobeats / soft-glow R&B pocket
  • Length: ~2:39
  • Label: FLIP THE MUSIC
  • Context: Warm-up for forthcoming EP The Dawn
  • Official audio: YouTube (Africori)

Who Is Gyakie?

Gyakie is the Ghanaian singer who turned hush into a brand. From the “Forever” era that made bedrooms and playlists argue over volume, through the soft-soul stretch that made Accra evening drives feel curated, she has kept one rule: melody first, drama later. Accra readers already caught her lane on our take on “Fire on the Mountain” — different song, same velvet control. Features with the likes of Omah Lay, Kuami Eugene and others proved she can share the mic without shrinking. Solo, though, is where the trademark sits: warm drums, clear tone, zero cosplay of toughness.

FlipTheMusic keeps steering the ship while she builds toward The Dawn, billed as her third EP later this year. “Your Body (Craze)” is the doorbell ring before that project opens. Not the full house tour. Just enough light in the hallway to make you take off your shoes.

The Vibe: Craze With Manners

The title promises chaos. The delivery files taxes on time. Gyakie rides a mid-tempo pocket that feels like Saturday night deciding to behave — hips invited, heart rate managed, group chat still open. The hook leans into that “driving me crazy / loving it too” confession energy without turning the record into a TED Talk about desire. Short runtime helps: under three minutes, so the replay tax is basically free. Put it on after a long week of street-flex playlists and watch your shoulders drop like rent just got postponed.

That is Gyakie’s quiet flex. She no need shout “Afrobeats royalty” across the bridge; the voice already carry passport stamps. “Your Body (Craze)” sits in the soft-glow lane — dancefloor adjacent, bedroom compatible, Accra-to-Lagos friendly. If Forever was the international handshake, this single is the wink that says the EP still get more stories to tell.

Why It Matters Now

October 2026 Ghana music is crowded with statements, features and December rehearsal energy. A clean solo single from Gyakie resets the room: reminder that soft can still trend, that Kumasi hush still exports, and that EP rollouts work better when the first door is melodic. For listeners who have been waiting on The Dawn, this is the legal appetizer — stream it, screenshot the cover, send it to the one person who still thinks Afrobeats must shout to travel. Craze dey. Control dey. Both fit on one track.

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Official Your Body (Craze) single cover art by Gyakie in thin green The Ent News brand frame
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