By Ghana Music
Releasing three albums in the span of seven months may come as a flex but for Kweku Smoke it meant he had a lot to share with the world. Kweku Smoke exceeded expectations. The album brought a euphoric feel to the music scene and earned the term "A sermon for the streets and from the streets." The storytelling, and exploration of the dualities of faith, fame and identity, made the project both deeply personal and universally relatable.
Kweku Jesus (Album)
Kweku Smoke
Team Eternity's album elated and refreshed Ghana’s gospel scene by blending spiritual messages with youthful energy. They came from behind the playground and matched up the popular music genres with "Testimony". Their viral hit “Defe Defe” highlights their knack for connecting with a younger audience while staying true to their evangelical roots. The album redefined worship music for a new generation.
Testimony (Album)
Team Eternity Ghana
If King Promise has made anything clear across his catalog it’s that staying true to himself is his mantra. Along it comes peace of mind which is displayed through his soothing melodies and sonic expression on the album. Not only did "True to Self" feel like a fulfilment for Promise but became a critical acclaim project with top-charting records.
True to Self (Album)
King Promise
Stonebwoy's sixth studio album sees him continuing to refine his signature ‘Afro-dancehall’ sound. The album is packed with infectious rhythms, catchy hooks and his trademark sounds. One of Stonebwoy's greatest strengths has always been his ability to collaborate effectively with other artists, and "Up & Runnin6" is no exception.
UP & RUNNIN6 (Album)
Stonebwoy
Kofi Kinata in Kofi oo Kofi seems to have a change of heart after having had a different notion to releasing projects. He explores indigenous African rhythm with a touch of contemporary sounds while his admirable storytelling prowess and deep connection to heritage is present.
Kofi OO Kofi (EP)
Kofi Kinaata
Being the reigning "New Artiste of the Year", King Paluta spread his radar with another incredible run, delivering a string of hit singles and gifting fans a project. The 13-track album showcases King Paluta’s lyrical dexterity and versatility, blending various Ghanaian music genres.
Give Time Some Time (Album)
King Paluta
Shatta Wale's latest album is said to be a tribute to the loyal fanbase that has supported Shatta Wale throughout his career. It features collaborations with some of Ghana’s hottest artistes, including rapper Amerado and songstress Wendy Shay, blending their unique styles with Shatta Wale’s signature dancehall sound.
SAFA (Album)
Shatta Wale
Joe Mettle has been celebrated over the years for his commitment to uplifting the gospel fraternity and more so because he pushes boundaries. His latest project doesn't only come out as religious put cuts through for eras, denominations and faith.
Songs of the Spirit (Album)
Joe Mettle
A BET winner one of the decorated African hip hop acts has nothing to prove but this project felt like a flex and a boast of his years as the "King of Rap" on the continent. This collection delves into themes of trauma, survival, success, loyalty and longevity, and includes contributions from longtime collaborator Joey B, as well as rising talents Xlimkid and Beeztrap KOTM.
The Championship (Mixtape)
Sarkodie
Having previously released the original, Olivetheboy dared to explore further with a deluxe version and didn't miss. The new project comprises eight songs, two more than the original collection, and combines multiple pop genres, including Afrobeats and R&B. It was heralded by a series of singles: a remix of ‘GoodSin’ featuring fellow Ghanaian act King Promise and Nigeria’s Oxlade and Reekado Banks, as well as ‘Asylum’.
Avana Deluxe (EP)
Olivetheboy
Touted as a Highlife renaissance, Ara's debut project is an exploration of faith, love, and community. He presents an album that not only showcases his growth but also underscores Highlife as his unique selling point in an increasingly competitive music industry
Finding Nimo Series: The Capsule (EP)
AratheJay
The collective, SuperJazzClub are one of the brightest in the space for its laudable sonic expression and experience. The collective dared and presented us a collection of five distinct songs that fall into the genres of R&B/Soul, Afropop and Pop. It is a symbolism of free expression where each song commands structures that are niche as well as conventionally mainstream.
Monochrome Radio (EP)
SuperJazzClub
Anabel Rose stepped forward with remarkable clarity and offering a six-track journey that feels authentic and intimate. Her debut EP doesn’t try to chase trends but reveals a young artist comfortable with her style and ready to take listeners somewhere new. The focus on her voice and her story gives us a clear view of what she brings to the table.
Something About A Rose (EP)
Anabel Rose
A reflection of Amerado's journey, this five-track project solidifies his position as one of the nation’s most versatile rappers and showcases his ability to collaborate with some of Ghana’s finest talents.
The Gold Coin (EP)
Amerado
Baaba J creates a technicolor with her latest EP, “In Pursuit of Happiness,” with authenticity and joy that refuses to compromise. The EP feels like watching a butterfly emerge—beautiful, deliberate, and right on time.
In Pursuit of Happiness (EP)
Baaba J
One of the country's acclaimed rappers still proves he's got a range in his bag as explified in his latest project. From introspective ballads to high-energy anthems, ‘God & Rap’ offers a dynamic fusion of genres including drill, highlife, hiplife, afrobeats, and even country.
God & Rap (EP)
Strongman
Ghanaian music’s latest prodigy, AlorG, may only be 19, but his debut EP, “Down I’m a Rebel,” shows he’s already light-years ahead in terms of artistry and self-discovery. A journey from a raw, unfiltered voice to a sophisticated artist with a story to tell. This debut captures the highs and lows, the doubts and dreams, of a young man finding his footing.
Down I'm a Rebel (EP)
AlorG
Oseikrom Sikanii one of the top-promising artists in Ghana proves once again the vocal prowess and songwriting skills of the singer. His latest project proves the reason he's one of the few artists who appear to demonstrate a niched yet unfettered sonic experience.
One Man Thousand (EP)
Oseikrom Sikanii
Ras Kuuku is one arguably one of the country's favourite acts as he makes reggae and dancehall even more fascinating. His latest EP demonstrates in equal measure his range and ability back a power voice with admirable lyrics. It showcases Ras Kuuku’s versatility and commitment to addressing personal and social themes.
Road of Evil (EP)
Ras Kuuku
Talk of a daring character, breaking barriers, making a statement and everything else a woman in a male-dominated space strives for, you find it in Mēl. Not only does she embody them but the Ghanaian sound engineer and multi-instrumentalist expresses them in her project “fOR MELanin giRLiEs.” Teamed up with fellow women to fulfil her desire to enforce creative collaboration among women in not just music but the entire space.
For Melanin Girlies (EP)
Mēl