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Songs Dominating Ghana’s Music Scene Right Now and the Artistes Behind Them
Ghana’s music industry is enjoying another exciting period, with established musicians, emerging talents and female artistes competing for attention. From Afrobeats and dancehall to highlife, gospel and hip-hop, different sounds are finding their way into the playlists of music lovers.
Artistes such as Kweku Smoke, Black Sherif, Stonebwoy, Shatta Wale, Sarkodie, Gyakie, Wendy Shay, Sista Afia, MzVee and Lasmid are among the names represented in the latest Ghana music charts.
The list below follows the Audiomack Ghana chart for the week of October 26, 2026. It includes songs from Ghanaian musicians as well as international artistes attracting listeners in the country. The numbering follows the chart positions, not a personal ranking.
1. Faith — Kweku Smoke ft. Lasmid
Kweku Smoke and Lasmid take the leading position with Faith. The collaboration brings together Kweku Smoke’s rap delivery and Lasmid’s melodic style, making it one of the standout records on the chart.
2. Bra — Kweku Smoke
Kweku Smoke follows with Bra, another song from his catalogue attracting considerable attention. Its strong chart position adds to the rapper’s impressive presence on the platform.
3. Bombele — Kweku Smoke
Bombele is another Kweku Smoke release enjoying attention among Ghanaian listeners. The song further demonstrates the rapper’s strong performance on the chart.
4. Gen Z — Fameye
Fameye makes an appearance with Gen Z. Known for his emotional delivery and relatable storytelling, the singer continues to connect with listeners through his music.
5. BALOTELLI — Kofi Mole
Kofi Mole earns a place among the leading songs with BALOTELLI. The rapper’s distinctive style and energetic delivery continue to attract fans of Ghanaian hip-hop.
6. Liquor Store — N.E Records ft. Lasmid
Lasmid is featured on Liquor Store, a song appearing among the chart’s leading records. His presence on several collaborations continues to make him a familiar name on Ghanaian music platforms.
7. Bendova — Wendy Shay ft. Lasmid
Wendy Shay teams up with Lasmid on Bendova. The song brings together the female singer’s energetic style and Lasmid’s melodic contribution, giving listeners a lively collaboration.
8. Jolie — Black Sherif
Black Sherif continues his strong run with Jolie. The song adds to his growing collection of records that connect with listeners through his distinctive sound and expressive delivery.
9. We Go — Kuami Eugene
Kuami Eugene is represented with We Go. The singer’s familiar melodic style gives the song a place among the records attracting attention on the Ghanaian chart.
10. DON’T COME TOO CLOSE II — Okese1, DarkoVibes, Sista Afia and Joey B
This collaboration brings together four artistes from different musical backgrounds. Sista Afia adds a female voice to the record, while Okese1, DarkoVibes and Joey B contribute their individual styles.
11. Deja Vu — Sarkodie ft. KiDi
Sarkodie joins forces with KiDi on Deja Vu. The collaboration combines rap and melodic vocals, bringing together two well-known names in Ghanaian music.
12. Iskoki — Cojo Rae
Cojo Rae makes the chart with Iskoki. The song gives the emerging artiste an opportunity to reach a wider audience among Ghanaian music listeners.
13. Signature — KiDi ft. Lasmid
KiDi and Lasmid combine their musical strengths on Signature. The collaboration brings together two singers recognised for their melodic delivery and contemporary Ghanaian sound.
14. Your Body (Craze) — Gyakie
Gyakie earns a place on the chart with Your Body (Craze). The singer continues to maintain her presence in Ghana’s music scene through her smooth vocals and contemporary Afrobeats sound.
15. Biggest Nathaniel — N.E Records ft. Lasmid
Lasmid features on Biggest Nathaniel, another record appearing on the Ghanaian chart. The collaboration adds to the singer’s growing list of songs receiving attention.
16. One More Year — Shatta Wale
Shatta Wale makes his presence felt with One More Year. The dancehall musician continues to attract listeners with his consistent releases and strong connection with the Shatta Movement fan base.
17. Ewo — Lalid
Lalid appears on the chart with Ewo. The song adds another emerging name to the variety of music attracting listeners in Ghana.
18. Steeze — Mr Drew ft. Medikal
Mr Drew teams up with Medikal on Steeze. The collaboration combines Mr Drew’s singing style with Medikal’s rap delivery.
19. Sika — Medikal ft. Shatta Wale
Medikal and Shatta Wale join forces on Sika. The song brings together two artistes with strong followings in Ghana’s entertainment industry.
20. Expresso — Black Sherif
Black Sherif adds another entry with Expresso. His presence on the chart reflects the continued interest in his music among Ghanaian listeners.
21. Darkest Style — D Global ft. Lasmid
D Global collaborates with Lasmid on Darkest Style. The song combines their contributions and adds another collaboration to the list of charting records.
22. Baba — Hotkeed ft. Zlatan
Nigerian artistes Hotkeed and Zlatan are represented with Baba. Their collaboration reflects the popularity of Nigerian sounds among Ghanaian music fans.
23. Ahosepe — Dikoo
Dikoo appears with Ahosepe, securing a place on the chart. The song adds to the growing collection of Ghanaian releases attracting attention.
24. SLICK — Victony, Don Toliver and Summer Walker
Victony joins Don Toliver and Summer Walker on the remix of SLICK. The international collaboration brings together artistes from different musical markets.
25. Wish I Had a Girlfriend — Reggie, Lasmid and Beeztrap KOTM
Reggie, Lasmid and Beeztrap KOTM collaborate on Wish I Had a Girlfriend. The song brings together different voices from Ghana’s contemporary music scene.
26. God Of The Universe — Shatta Wale
Shatta Wale adds another entry with God Of The Universe. The song reflects the musician’s ability to explore different themes beyond his familiar dancehall sound.
27. Y3 Guy — Ypee ft. Olivetheboy
Ypee teams up with Olivetheboy on Y3 Guy. The collaboration brings together rap and melodic vocals, giving fans another Ghanaian record to enjoy.
28. Body Pains — Shatta Wale
Body Pains is another Shatta Wale song appearing on the chart. The musician continues to keep his name in the conversation through a steady flow of releases.
29. Stranger — Kuami Eugene ft. Gyakie
Kuami Eugene and Gyakie come together on Stranger. The collaboration gives listeners a meeting of two distinctive Ghanaian vocal styles.
30. TREASURE (Acoustic Version) — Gyakie
Gyakie also appears with the acoustic version of TREASURE. The stripped-back arrangement offers listeners another way to experience the singer’s vocals.
31. Run Around — Black Sherif
Black Sherif’s Run Around is another song attracting attention. The track adds to his strong representation on the chart.
32. AKATAPIANO — Yaw Tog
Yaw Tog brings his sound to the chart with AKATAPIANO. The song reflects the continued experimentation among Ghanaian artistes with different contemporary music styles.
33. EVERLASTING — Sarkodie ft. Shatta Wale
Sarkodie and Shatta Wale reunite on EVERLASTING. The collaboration brings together two major names in Ghanaian music and has attracted attention from fans of both artistes.
34. Sorry I’m Different — Miracle LRE
Miracle LRE features with Sorry I’m Different. The song gives the artiste a place among the records appearing on the Ghanaian chart.
35. PAIN III — O’Kenneth ft. Saint Edrah
O’Kenneth collaborates with Saint Edrah on PAIN III. The record reflects the continued influence of Ghana’s Asakaa and drill music movement.
36. SLICK — Victony
Victony also appears with the original version of SLICK. The Nigerian singer continues to attract listeners in Ghana with his contemporary Afrobeats sound.
37. E No Easy — Sarkodie ft. DopeNation
Sarkodie joins DopeNation on E No Easy. The collaboration brings together rap and an energetic musical approach from the duo.
38. Olivia — Lasmid
Lasmid continues his chart presence with Olivia. The singer’s catchy melodies and distinctive vocal delivery remain important features of his music.
39. Me Sisi — DopeNation
DopeNation appears with Me Sisi, another song attracting attention among Ghanaian listeners. The duo continues to explore danceable sounds and catchy hooks.
40. PURPLE — NYAME GLOBALBOY COLLIN
NYAME GLOBALBOY COLLIN makes an appearance with PURPLE. The song adds another emerging act to the collection of music gaining attention on the platform.
41. Boss It — Sista Afia
Sista Afia represents Ghanaian female musicians with Boss It. The singer continues to maintain her place in the industry through her energetic music and confident delivery.
42. W’ate M’anim (You Have Honoured Me) — Diana Hamilton
Gospel musician Diana Hamilton appears with W’ate M’anim. The song demonstrates that inspirational and worship music also has a strong audience among Ghanaian listeners.
43. I Don’t Need You — Fancy Gadam ft. Rudeboy
Fancy Gadam teams up with Rudeboy on I Don’t Need YoU. The collaboration brings together Ghanaian and Nigerian musical influences.
44. Gratitude — Asake
Nigerian singer Asake appears with Gratitude. His distinctive sound continues to attract listeners across West Africa, including Ghana.
45. FACE — Jay Bahd
Jay Bahd brings his Asakaa-inspired sound to the chart with FACE. The rapper remains one of the names contributing to the growth of Ghanaian drill music.
46. FAMAME — AratheJay
AratheJay earns a place with FAMAME. The artiste continues to build recognition through his contemporary sound and growing catalogue.
47. Habit — Fameye ft. Medikal
Fameye and Medikal join forces on Habit. The collaboration combines Fameye’s melodic approach with Medikal’s rap style.
48. Sober — KIICIA
KIICIA appears with Sober, adding another name to the growing list of artistes attracting attention on Ghanaian music platforms.
49. TREASURE — Gyakie
Gyakie appears again with the original version of TREASURE. The song’s presence alongside its acoustic version shows the continued interest in her music.
50. IDK — KiDi ft. Sarkodie
KiDi and Sarkodie collaborate on IDK. The song brings together KiDi’s singing and Sarkodie’s rap delivery.
51. Angelina — Flowking Stone ft. Kweku Darlington
Flowking Stone teams up with Kweku Darlington on Angelina. The collaboration brings together two Ghanaian artistes with different musical backgrounds.
52. Kakalika — DopeNation
DopeNation continues to attract listeners with Kakalika. The duo’s energetic approach and catchy musical style have helped them maintain a presence in Ghana’s music scene.
53. MENTUMI NKA — O’Kenneth
O’Kenneth adds another entry with MENTUMI NKA. The rapper continues to represent Ghana’s drill movement through his releases.
54. Life Of The Party — AlorG
AlorG appears on the chart with Life Of The Party. The song adds another emerging artiste to the collection of music receiving attention.
55. Tina — Samanie ft. Trei
Samanie and Trei collaborate on Tina. The song gives listeners another record from Ghana’s growing pool of contemporary artistes.
56. Trapper Sem — Kofi Mole ft. Kuami Eugene
Kofi Mole and Kuami Eugene join forces on Trapper Sem. The collaboration combines rap and melodic vocals, bringing together two established Ghanaian musicians.
57. For Nothing — Kofi Kinaata
Kofi Kinaata appears with For Nothing. The singer and rapper remains known for his storytelling, lyrical expression and ability to connect with listeners through relatable music.
58. TSOOBI (AKONOBA) — Lasmid, Kwaku DMC, Jay Bahd, Skyface SDW and Beeztrap KOTM
This collaboration brings together several artistes from Ghana’s contemporary music scene. The song features a blend of different styles and gives fans a meeting of multiple musical personalities.
59. Ewor Me — King Paluta ft. Kwabena Kwabena
King Paluta teams up with highlife legend Kwabena Kwabena on Ewor Me. The collaboration brings together two generations of Ghanaian music and combines rap with highlife influences.
60. Have Mercy 2 — Kofi Kinaata ft. Sarkodie
Kofi Kinaata and Sarkodie collaborate on Have Mercy 2. The song brings together two respected lyricists whose music has earned them dedicated audiences.
61. Creeping Geckos — BHADMAYORS
BHADMAYORS appear with Creeping Geckos. The song adds another name to the range of music attracting attention on the platform.
62. Black Stars — Kofi Kinaata
Kofi Kinaata brings another record to the chart with Black Stars. The title also connects with Ghana’s national identity, while the artiste continues to maintain his place in the music industry.
63. Gymnastic — KiDi, KOJO BLAK and Olivetheboy
KiDi, KOJO BLAK and Olivetheboy come together on Gymnastic. The collaboration brings together three artistes known for their contemporary musical styles.
64. Stopit — Olivetheboy ft. Medikal
Olivetheboy teams up with Medikal on Stopit. The song combines the singer’s melodic delivery with the rapper’s contribution.
65. I DON’T CARE — Various Artistes
I DON’T CARE appears on the chart under Various Artistes. The record adds another collaborative entry to the list.
66. Won’t Be Here Forever — Reggie, Kojo Trilla and O’Kenneth
Reggie, Kojo Trilla and O’Kenneth collaborate on Won’t Be Here Forever. The song brings together artistes associated with Ghana’s contemporary rap and drill scene.
67. Their Back — Medikal
Medikal appears with Their Back. The rapper continues to maintain his presence through releases that keep him connected to fans of Ghanaian hip-hop.
68. Crazy Love — Wendy Shay ft. Olivetheboy
Wendy Shay collaborates with Olivetheboy on Crazy Love. The song adds to the female singer’s catalogue of collaborations and gives listeners a combination of their different vocal styles.
69. Bad Boy — King Balance, GG Maestro, Bbig Nova and Droplord SAS
The artistes join forces on Bad Boy. The collaboration adds another group effort to the range of songs appearing on the Ghanaian chart.
70. Forgiveness — Asake
Asake continues his presence with Forgiveness. The Nigerian singer’s music remains popular among Ghanaian listeners, adding an international flavour to the chart.
71. Long Distance — Abochi ft. Medikal
Abochi and Medikal collaborate on Long Distance. The song combines the contributions of a singer and a rapper, adding another Ghanaian collaboration to the list.
72. Nagode — Wiz Child ft. Fancy Gadam
Wiz Child joins Fancy Gadam on Nagode. The collaboration highlights the contribution of Northern Ghanaian artistes to the country’s wider music scene.
73. OTOTROBONSU — O’Kenneth
O’Kenneth adds another song with “OTOTROBONSU”. His continued chart presence reflects the audience for Ghanaian drill and hip-hop.
74. Aso II — Kwabena Kwabena ft. Stonebwoy and Kofi Kinaata
Stonebwoy joins Kwabena Kwabena and Kofi Kinaata on Aso II. The collaboration brings together highlife, dancehall and rap influences, making it one of the notable cross-genre records on the chart.
75. Many Times — Stonebwoy
Stonebwoy appears with Many Times, representing Ghana’s dancehall scene on the chart. The artiste continues to maintain a strong connection with fans through his music and collaborations.
76. U X Me — SevenKizs ft. Oseikrom Sikanii
SevenKizs and Oseikrom Sikanii join forces on U X Me. The collaboration brings another pair of Ghanaian artistes into the current music conversation.
77. Dear Lord (Remix) — Curtis Og, Boy Aria, SovT Music, Zeezy and Cojo Rae
The remix brings together several artistes, creating a collaborative record that features different musical contributions.
78. Hustler — Itz Tiffany ft. Lalid
Itz Tiffany teams up with Lalid on Hustler. The female artiste’s appearance adds to the representation of Ghanaian women in the current music chart.
79. Ikebe — Blaqbonez ft. Asake
Nigerian rappers Blaqbonez and Asake collaborate on Ikebe. The song reflects the continued influence of Nigerian music on Ghana’s listening culture.
80. Run For You — Jhanbereh ft. Fancy Gadam
Jhanbereh and Fancy Gadam appear together on Run For You. The collaboration adds another record featuring a Northern Ghanaian artiste to the chart.
81. Enjoyment — MzVee ft. Sista Afia, Ugoccie and Sefa
MzVee brings together Sista Afia, Ugoccie and Sefa on Enjoyment. The all-female collaboration celebrates the contribution of Ghanaian women to the music industry and brings together four different voices on one record.