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The year 2024 has been great for the Ghanaian music scene, with hit tracks dropping in torrents and exciting collaborations making waves both locally and internationally. We’ve compiled a list of the best-performing projects since the year began. Check them out below.
1. Kuami Eugene’s “Cryptocurrency” featuring Rotimi:
“Cryptocurrency” is a seamless blend of Afrobeat with modern influences. It has earned accolades at major award shows, including Best Collaboration of the Year at the Telecel Ghana Music Awards. On this song, Kuami Eugene demonstrates a talent for innovation while staying true to his Highlife roots.
2. Black Sherif’s “Oil in My Head”:
Renowned for his captivating storytelling, Black Sherif continues to establish himself as one of Ghana’s most streamed artists. His latest single has garnered both local and global attention, solidifying his position as a leading voice in the Afro-fusion genre.
3. Sarkodie’s Recent Collaborations:
As a dominant figure in the Ghanaian music industry, Sarkodie has remained relevant with hits like “Till We Die” featuring Nigerian artist Ruger. His collaborations showcase his versatility and ability to blend Ghanaian rap with global trends.
4. Addi Self’s Zongoronto Album:
Addi Self is known for his significant contributions to the Ghanaian dancehall scene. With the release of his highly anticipated album Zongoronto in 2024, he demonstrates growth and independence following his split from Shatta Wale’s Militant camp. The 20-tracker blends dancehall, reggae, and other African sounds, gaining international attention. Standout tracks like “Zongoronto” and “Self Syde” showcase his versatility, with collaborations from various artists. The album has been well-received by his expanding fanbase and reflects his journey as an independent artist. Fans can stream Zongoronto on platforms like Audiomack and TIDAL, where it continues to generate buzz for its unique blend of African rhythms and reggae influences.
These tracks and collaborations reflect the diversity and international appeal of Ghanaian music as the artists continue to push boundaries and earn global recognition. Which of them have you listened to? Share your thoughts on them.