Ghana’s music scene continues to thrive in 2025, delivering an exciting mix of Afrobeat, highlife, dancehall, and soul. Whether you're a music lover, DJ, or just someone looking to refresh your playlist, these tracks represent the very best Ghana has to offer this April. From Black Sherif’s emotional storytelling to Moliy’s TikTok-dominating remix, these songs are making waves both locally and internationally.
In this post, we’ve rounded up the Top 5 Ghanaian Songs You Shouldn’t Miss This Month—complete with streaming links, background stories, and image highlights to keep you in tune with the culture.
Let’s dive in!
1. Black Sherif – “So It Goes” ft. Fireboy DML
Black Sherif teams up with Nigerian sensation Fireboy DML in “So It Goes,” a standout track from his newly released album Iron Boy. This collaboration blends Afrobeat rhythms with introspective lyrics, capturing the essence of resilience and triumph.
2. Moliy – “Shake It to the Max (Fly)” Remix ft. Shenseea & Skillibeng
Ghanaian-American artist Moliy delivers a dancefloor anthem with “Shake It to the Max (Fly)” remix, featuring Jamaican stars Shenseea and Skillibeng. This Afrobeats and dancehall fusion has gone viral on TikTok, showcasing Moliy's rising influence in the global music scene.
3. Sarkodie – “Akwaaba” ft. King Promise
Ghana's rap king Sarkodie collaborates with King Promise in “Akwaaba,” a track that seamlessly blends hip-hop and highlife. The song's catchy hook and smooth verses make it a favorite among fans, reflecting the duo's musical synergy.
4. Stonebwoy – “Echoke”
Dancehall heavyweight Stonebwoy returns with “Echoke,” a vibrant track that combines reggae and Afrobeat elements. Its infectious rhythm and catchy chorus have made it a staple on Ghanaian airwaves this month.
5. Wendy Shay – “Nobody”
Wendy Shay showcases her versatility in “Nobody,” a smooth R&B ballad that marks a new direction in her musical journey. As the lead single from her upcoming album Shayning Star, this track highlights her vocal prowess and emotional depth.
📢 Final Thoughts
April 2025 has been a remarkable month for Ghanaian music, with artists delivering tracks that resonate both locally and internationally. Whether you're into Afrobeat, dancehall, or R&B, these songs offer a glimpse into the dynamic sounds shaping Ghana's music landscape.
👉 Which of these tracks is your favorite? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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