Smallgod Links BKO & Joshua Baraka on ‘Santorini Greece’ — Amsterdam–Kampala Sunset Afrobeats Flex Out Now
Some people save for a whole year to see one Greek sunset. Smallgod simply picked up the phone. On 9 October 2026, the Ghanaian hitmaker-curator teamed up with Amsterdam rapper BKO and Ugandan star Joshua Baraka for “Santorini Greece” — a breezy Afrobeats getaway that runs under three minutes and somehow still feels like a full holiday. The cover sets the mood before the beat even drops: a lone silhouette with one arm raised toward a blood-orange sun sinking into a purple sky. Chale, this one no be song, e be boarding pass.
📌 Quick Facts
- Song: Santorini Greece
- Artists: BKO, Joshua Baraka & Smallgod
- Released: 9 October 2026
- Type: Single
- Genre: Afrobeats
- Length: 2:55
- Label: Rich2Gether
- Also credited on the video: Saffeh
- Visuals: Official music video on the Rich2Gether YouTube channel
Who Is Behind the Trip?
If Ghanaian music had a minister of connections, Smallgod would have the portfolio. Raised between London, Ghana and the Netherlands, the man fans call the “Abonten Father” has spent years building bridges — literally, given album titles like “Building Bridges” (2021), “Connecting the Dots” (2022) and “Bridging The Gap” (2024). His phonebook runs from Black Sherif and KiDi to Headie One and Tory Lanez, and earlier this year he already linked Joshua Baraka with Sarkodie on “Fire.” BKO, born Bryan Kwabena Oduro in Amsterdam, is a veteran of the Dutch rap scene who featured on big Netherlands hits like Sevn Alias’ “Gass” and Jairzinho’s “Tempo” — and with a government name like that, Kumasi aunties will claim him on sight. Joshua Baraka, meanwhile, is the Kampala-raised voice behind “NANA” and “Wrong Places,” one of East Africa’s most travelled exports right now.
The Vibe: Soft Life With a Sea View
“Santorini Greece” is built for golden hour. The official video leans fully into the title, parking the crew on a whitewashed terrace with Cycladic-style arches while the sky turns orange behind them. The casting is clever: Joshua Baraka brings the smooth melodic touch that turned “Wrong Places” into a playlist staple, BKO brings the street-polished swagger he sharpened in Amsterdam, and Smallgod does what Smallgod does best — curating the room so three different accents land on one Afrobeats groove. It is a love-and-leisure record at heart, so play it on the beach road to Ada or on a slow Sunday drive and let the breeze do the rest.
Why It Matters Now
The Smallgod–Rich2Gether link is not new: in 2021 the crew dropped “Velletjes” with BKO on board, and in 2022 Smallgod jumped on its amapiano remix with Major League DJz. But “Santorini Greece” feels bigger — Accra, Amsterdam and Kampala on one record, with the video pulling more than 100,000 YouTube views in its first five days. For Ghana, it is another reminder that our sound now travels with a European passport and an East African co-pilot. Afrobeats no dey stay one place again; e dey do world tour.
🎧 Listen Now
- Santorini Greece — official smart link (all platforms)
- Apple Music — Santorini Greece
- Spotify — Santorini Greece
- Deezer — Santorini Greece
- TIDAL — Santorini Greece
- YouTube — Santorini Greece (Official Music Video)
📲 Follow the Artists
- Smallgod on YouTube
- Smallgod on Spotify
- Smallgod on Apple Music
- Joshua Baraka on YouTube
- Joshua Baraka on Spotify
- Joshua Baraka on Apple Music
- BKO on Spotify
- BKO on Apple Music
- Rich2Gether on YouTube
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