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Every week, we highlight the very best of Ghanaian music for your listening pleasure. Check out our selection of the best new Ghanaian songs you need to hear featuring music from Beyoncé ft. Shatta Wale & Major Lazer, E.L, Edem, Medikal, Kofi Mole, Akwaboah and more.

Beyonce ft. Shatta Wale & Major Lazer – Already

American pop superstar Beyoncé Knowles finally outdoored the music video for “Already” which features African Dancehall King Shatta Wale and Major Lazer. The music video forms part of her highly anticipated “Black Is King” visual album.

Medikal ft. Kevin Fianko & AMG Armani – “Gyai Me”

Hot on the heels of an earlier released music video for hard-hitting joint “Nyame”, prolific rapper Medikal serves up the second visual representation off his recently released “Island” EP. “Gyae Me” features us AMG Business affiliates Kevin Fianko and AMG Armani, with a fitting music video directed by Yaw Skyface.

https://youtu.be/FHMrjjBGhJE

Kofi Mole – Top Shella

The fast-rising rapper finally gives us visuals to dancehall influenced single “Top Shella” released back in April. Produced by Juiczx & Merki “Top Shella” is a feel-good song that sees Kofi Mole deliver sing-rap verses about living his best life! Watch the party-themed Kumodzi-directed video below:

Edem ft. Kelvyn Boy & Darkovibes – “Love You”

Yanked off seasoned rapper Edem’s newly released six-track EP dubbed “Mood Swings”, “Love You” is an infectious sentimental bop that features two of the hottest young cats on the Ghanaian music scene – Kelvyn Boy and Darkovibes.

https://youtu.be/CZ47kiyQWKg

E.L ft. Falz & Gemini Orleans – JJ Rawlings

Taken off the second volume of his monthly “Leaks” series, versatile rapper E.L assembles an elite lyrical arsenal of Nigerian rapper Falz and long-time associate Gemini Orleans as they scheme a takeover on hard-hitting hip hop cut tagged “JJ Rawlings”.

Keche ft Kuami Eugene – No Dulling

Seasoned musical duo Keche features Lynx Entertainment’s highlife phenom Kuami Eugene on the newly released “No Dulling”. The upbeat jam was produced by WillisBeatz, and marks Keche’s sophomore 2020 single release following earlier released “Same Girl” which featured Akwaboah.

Akwaboah – One Day

“One Day” marks gifted singer-songwriter Akwaboah’s second release of the calendar year. Like earlier released “Posti Me”, this song was not only produced by KC Beats, but is yet another love-themed contemporary highlife bop!

Knii Lante ft. Fameye – Yawa Dey

Veteran Ghanaian singer-songwriter – Knii Lante lines up his fifth consecutive single release this year as he collaborates new age sensation Fameye on “Yawa Dey”. The upbeat afro-infused jam was produced by
DatBeatGod.

ATown TSB & Kweku Smoke – We Rage 

Having already collaborated on a truckload of singles, long-time friends – rapper Kweku Smoke and record producer ATown TSB thought it wise to serve up a jam-packed 5-track EP dubbed: “We Rage”. Wavy trap cut “Factxx Only” featuring Joey B is taken off the surprise project.

Bosom P-Yung – Gyimi Gyimii

Alternative act Bosom P-Yung looks to make the most of the buzz garnered in his breakout year as he lines up yet another release. Titled “Gyimi Gyimii”, his latest drop is a soothing afro-infused number, that sees him croon about being taking for a fool by his lover.

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