Akiyana has finally dropped the official video for her recent tune #Phone which was directed by Mickey Johnson. The Afro dancehall artiste who was months ago signed onto the record label, Zylofon Music with the aim of joining forces to produce good authentic African music is already working to achieve her plight there.

A rising star in Ghana’s rapidly flourishing drill scene, 17-year-old Yaw Tog is currently riding high on a tidal wave of international acclaim. Last year, the rapper partnered with O’Kenneth, City Boy, Reggie and Jay Bahd for his song “Sore”, which quickly became a runaway hit for the scene.

Late last year, platinum-selling UK MC Stormzy made the trip out to the West African nation to hop on the track’s remix alongside fellow Ghanaian rhymer Kwesi Arthur. A non-stop onslaught of energy, the remix lands today with a set of high-energy visuals from KooPokuStudios.

To give the new track a test run, Stormzy took to the stage at Ghana’s UPP Festival when he performed there on New Year’s Eve just gone. Suffice to say, it went down quite well. Yaw Tog is dropping his debut EP, TIME, on March 25, which you can pre-save here.

Watch the visuals for the “Sore” remix above, and be sure to add the song to your playlists.

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And here comes a switch up, Ghanaian rap sensation, Phrimpong teams up with Shatta Wale for “Ohia”, another Khendi Beatz produced hot single. The young and fierce rapper recently shook the rap scene over a verse he found demeaning to his home base, and got Ghana talking about his prowess.

Fast forward he brings the streets with him in a narrative touching on their realities in “Ohia”. The dance inspired jam is a confrontation of success and the delays in achieving them, attributed to poverty.

The collaboration is certainly in the good books of Ghana music, with Phrimpong cleverly running the sticky hooks while Shatta Wale spice it up on some ragga entry. Ohia comes with a Kenn Ayiah “grass to grace” conceptualized music video for the Moniyard Empire artiste. Watch below:

Ginja may be relatively new to the game, but with resonant singles like ‘Jolove’, ‘Lover’ and ‘Fire’ to her name in 2020 alone, there’s no downplaying the rapper/singer’s first release of the year ‘Goodbye’. ‘Goodbye’ is available on all digital streaming platforms globally here: https://distroplug.ffm.to/goodbye

3-minutes long, ‘Goodbye’ makes the most out of a bleak situation. It has Ginja reflect on a relationship marred by broken promises and betrayal. It’s a classic heartbreak story tailored to her personal experience and as such delivers on the path to healing; self-love.

An artist of mixed heritage; Ghanaian, Beninese and Nigerian, Ginja is a Beligium-based singer, rapper and songwriter who’s music is a fusion of Afrobeat, Hip-Hop, Hiplife and Afro-Dancehall. She’s keen on giving her best and crafting a catalogue worthy of acclaim. ‘Goodbye’ has a groovy production amid Ginja’s genius, making it a joy to play through again and again. It comes with an official music video you wouldn’t want to miss on.

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