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Kwesi Thug Links Ypee on ‘Work and Pray’ — Bullabeats-Produced Ghana Rap Faith-and-Hustle Anthem Out Now

Kweku Flick Links Shatta Wale on ‘Sweet’ — Khendi Beatz-Produced Kumasi-to-Accra Sugar Rush Out Now

Some songs come with a warning label. Kweku Flick ’s new one comes with ants. The Kumasi melody merchant has linked up with the Dancehall King himself, Shatta Wale , on a brand-new single titled “Sweet” , and the cover alone tells you the matter: a red candy lollipop dripping syrup while an army of black ants marches in for a taste. Chale, when something is that sweet, everybody wants a piece, and that is exactly the energy these two are selling. The record landed on Wednesday, 21 October 2026 through ONErpm , with the official audio slide going up on Kweku Flick’s YouTube channel the same morning. Within a day it had already pulled more than seventeen thousand views, which in Ghana music maths means the group chats have started doing their work. Midweek drop, big feature, loud artwork. The man knows what he is doing. ⚡ The Drop in 30 Seconds “Sweet” is a Kweku Flick single featuring Shatta Wale, produced by Khendi Beatz and written by ...

Nawtyboi Tattoo Links Shatta Wale on ‘Murky’ — Accra Afro-Dancehall Flex Out Now

Some producers stay behind the glass forever. Others invite the Dancehall King into the booth, park a black Rolls on wet asphalt, and let Accra decide the rest. Nawtyboi Tattoo has chosen the second option with “Murky” , a fresh Afro-Beat / dancehall flex featuring Shatta Wale , released on 9 October 2026 through Black Tradition Studios . Chale, when the cover already looks like a midnight flex and the feature is Charles Nii Armah Mensah himself, you do not ask for a soft landing — you turn the volume up. 📌 Quick Facts Song: Murky Artist: Nawtyboi Tattoo Featuring: Shatta Wale Released: 9 October 2026 Type: Single Producer: Nawtyboi Tattoo Written by: Charles Nii Armah Mensah Genre: Afro-Beat / Afro-Dancehall Length: 2:51 Label: Black Tradition Studios The Vibe: Smoke, Chrome and Command Two minutes and fifty-one seconds of late-night Accra heat. Nawtyboi Tattoo sits in the producer chair and Shatta Wale handles the vocal, accordi...

Yaadman fka Yung L Links Ice Prince on ‘Original’ — Jos Grip Boiz Afro-Dancehall Reunion Out Now

Some friendships in Naija music are like jollof at a Jos wedding: no matter how many years pass, the moment the pot opens, everybody remembers the taste. Yaadman fka Yung L and Ice Prince have been cooking together since their university days on the Plateau, and on 9 October 2026 they opened the pot again with “Original” . The title alone is a statement. In an industry where everybody is copying everybody’s flow, two veterans from the same Jos street corner have come to remind the younger ones who was here first. 📌 Quick Facts Song: Original Artists: Yaadman fka Yung L & Ice Prince Released: 9 October 2026 Type: Single Label: Zimmlife (via MAD Solutions) Producers: Chopstix & Yaadman fka Yung L Writers: Christopher Omenye & Panshak Zamani Genre: Afro-dancehall / Afrobeats Length: 3:16 The Vibe: Swagger With a Birth Certificate “Original” is a confident Afro-dancehall record built around one simple message: b...

Sista Afia Drops ‘Boss It’ — Queen Solomon’s GH Afro-Dancehall CEO Flex Out Now

Somebody tell the HR department: the CEO has entered the building. Sista Afia , the self-styled Queen Solomon of Ghanaian Afropop, has released her brand-new single “Boss It” on 9 October 2026 , and she did not come with small talk. A day before release she warned the timeline, “I didn’t come to play. I came to BOSS IT,” and called it “my hardest one yet.” Chale, when a woman tells you that on a Thursday, you clear your Friday. 📌 Quick Facts Song: Boss It Artist: Sista Afia Released: 9 October 2026 Type: Single Label: Ace Kandi Records (distributed by Yve Digital) Producer: Apya Genre: Afro-dancehall / Afropop Length: 2:47 From Nursing Books to “Jeje”: Who Is Sista Afia? Born Franchesca Duncan-Williams Gawugah, Sista Afia grew up between Accra and Kumasi and even went to the UK to study nursing before deciding that the only injections she wanted to give were musical ones. She returned home in 2015, a...

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