Female artists across various genres have come together to create groundbreaking music, challenging stereotypes, celebrating diversity, and amplifying their voices on the global stage. Here's a closer look at at least 10 notable collaborations between female artists in Nigerian music, along with their impactful songs.

1. Simi and Tiwa Savage - Men Are Crazy

Afrobeats icon, Tiwa Savage and fellow artist, Simi collaborated to release a soulful and introspective duet that has resonated with fans. The song, titled Men Are Crazy, beautifully combines Tiwa's powerful vocals with Simi's smooth, lyrical delivery, delving into themes of love and self-discovery.

This notable collaboration represents a significant moment for women in Afrobeats, as it brings together two leading female stars in the industry. Although some observers feel the collaboration may have come a few years later than anticipated, its harmonious fusion of styles and emotional depth quickly made it a favorite among fans. The partnership between Tiwa Savage and Simi showcases their talent and connection, offering a rare and celebrated joint effort.

2. Simi and Fave - Loyal

The Nigerian music industry experienced a notable collaboration with Simi and Fave's track Loyal. The song combines Simi's calming and melodic vocals with Fave's soulful and distinctive sound, creating an engaging and dynamic partnership that showcases their exceptional talents.

Loyal is a standout single from Simi's fourth solo album, To Be Honest, featuring the rising Nigerian singer Fave. Together, they explore the complex subject of loyalty, blending their unique vocal styles into an infectious R&B track. The duo's collaboration offers a powerful and memorable listening experience that highlights their artistic synergy.

3. Waje feat Tiwa Savage - Onye

The Nigerian music scene experienced a standout collaboration with Waje and Tiwa Savage's track Onye. The song brings together two powerhouse vocalists in a captivating partnership that highlights their extraordinary vocal abilities and artistry. At the peak of her mainstream success, Waje teamed up with Tiwa Savage for an enchanting single that exudes the sensual allure of divas who have captivated audiences far and wide.

4. Yemi Alade and Chidinma - Selense

The Nigerian music scene was treated to a dynamic collaboration between Yemi Alade and Chidinma on the track Selense. This captivating single unites two celebrated artists known for their vocal excellence and energetic performances. Yemi Alade's vibrant and melodious delivery harmonises seamlessly with Chidinma's cheerful vocals, creating a track that honours their Igbo heritage.

Selense is a lively and upbeat song that fuses Yemi Alade and Chidinma's unique styles, resulting in an infectious listening experience. The track's catchy melody, rhythmic beats, and danceable groove quickly made it a favourite among fans, celebrating the rich cultural roots and exceptional talent of the two artists.

5. Tiwa Savage and Amaarae - Tales By Moonlight

Tiwa Savage's collaboration with Amaarae on the track Tales by Moonlight was a standout moment in the Nigerian music scene. The song brings together two talented artists, each known for their distinct sound and captivating performances. Tiwa Savage's smooth and soulful vocals blend seamlessly with Amaarae's unique style, creating a mesmerizing and immersive musical experience.

Tales by Moonlight is a mid-tempo Afro-fusion track that effortlessly combines elements of Afrobeats, R&B, and pop. The song explores themes of romance and storytelling, with both artists contributing to the lyrical depth and emotional resonance. The collaboration showcases the chemistry between Tiwa Savage and Amaarae, as they harmonize beautifully and bring their flair to the track.

6. DJ Lambo feat. Cynthia Morgan, Seyi Shay, and Eva - The Motion

The Nigerian music industry experienced a remarkable collaboration with DJ Lambo's track The Motion, featuring a stellar all-female lineup of Cynthia Morgan, Seyi Shay, and Eva Alordiah. DJ Lambo, known for her trailblazing influence as a female DJ in Nigeria, brought together these talented artists for a powerful and memorable single. The combination of Cynthia Morgan's dancehall flair, Seyi Shay's sultry vocals, and Eva Alordiah's sharp rap delivery resulted in a dynamic and energetic track that showcases their exceptional talents.

7. Becca and Tiwa Savage - Yes I Do

The collaboration between Ghanaian singer, Becca and Nigerian superstar, Tiwa Savage on the track Yes I Do was a notable moment in West African music. The song features a seamless blend of the two artists' vocal talents, resulting in a captivating and memorable track.

Yes I Do is an upbeat and joyful song that explores themes of love and commitment. Becca's rich and soulful vocals pair beautifully with Tiwa Savage's smooth and melodic delivery, creating a harmonious and enchanting listening experience. The song's catchy chorus and vibrant production add to its appeal, making it a favourite among fans of both artists.

8. Ria Sean and Ayra Starr - Why

The Nigerian music scene was enlivened by a captivating collaboration between Ria Sean and Ayra Starr on the track Why. This song brought together two rising stars known for their unique voices and dynamic styles. The partnership between Ria Sean and Ayra Starr creates a mesmerising blend of soulful melodies and contemporary beats.

Why explores themes of love and questioning emotions, allowing the artists to showcase their lyrical prowess and emotive delivery. Ria Sean and Ayra Starr's distinct vocal styles harmonise seamlessly, resulting in an engaging and memorable listening experience. Their collaboration highlights the promising future of these talented artists and their potential to leave a lasting impact on the industry.

9. Guchi feat Yemi - I Swear

The Nigerian music scene witnessed a stellar collaboration with Guchi and Yemi Alade's track I Swear. This song brought together two talented female artists, each known for their distinct musical style and vocal prowess. Guchi's smooth and versatile vocals blend seamlessly with Yemi Alade's powerful and energetic delivery, creating a dynamic and engaging track.

I Swear is a vibrant song that combines elements of Afrobeats and pop, resulting in an infectious and danceable tune that captivates listeners. The track explores themes of love and commitment, with both artists bringing their unique flair to the lyrics and melodies.

10. Kold AF & Aema - Everyday

The Nigerian music scene experienced an exciting collaboration with Kold AF and Aema on the track Everyday. This song brought together two emerging talents, each known for their distinctive style and unique vocal delivery. Kold AF's smooth and soulful voice pairs harmoniously with Aema's captivating tones, creating a refreshing and memorable partnership.

Everyday is a melodic and upbeat song that combines elements of Afrobeats and R&B, resulting in a catchy and appealing track that resonates with listeners. The song explores themes of love and the joys of daily life, allowing the artists to showcase their lyrical abilities and emotive performances.

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Taking to her Instagram story today, April 1, 2024, the mother of one delivered a concise yet pointed response to critics who have accused her of shunning other female singers in the industry.

In her Instagram story, Tiwa Savage challenged those who perpetuate the notion that she does not support female artists, countering with evidence of her collaborations with several talented women in the music industry. Refuting the accusations, she emphasized her extensive list of female collabs, asserting her commitment to uplifting and collaborating with fellow female artists.

"But they ALWAYS want to say TIWA SAVAGE does not like or support female artists. Please who has more female collabs and There is sooo many more not even listed here. Yall miss me with that bull sh$t narrative, I dey hustle money on my mind," Tiwa Savage wrote, addressing the allegations head-on.

Further reinforcing her stance, Tiwa Savage shared additional posts on her Instagram featuring snippets from songs she has collaborated on with various female artists. Among the notable names mentioned were Waje, Ayra Starr, Amaaree, Becca, and most recently, Simi.

Tiwa Savage's bold response to the allegations showcases her determination to dispel any misconceptions surrounding her support for female artists within the music industry.

With her extensive list of collaborations, she continues to prove her dedication to empowering and collaborating with her fellow female musicians.

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Amidst the heightened festivities of December last year, fumes of controversy and adversity had risen, threatening to cause a rift between the symbiotic and filial relationship between neighbourhood West African countries, Ghana and Nigeria. Brewed by controversial Ghanaian dancehall sensation, Shatta Wale’s utterances touching on the Nigerian music industry and media seemingly not showing enough love to their Ghanaian counterparts, it had also swirled up in its wake, several discourses, highlighting the many strategies Nigerian musicians and its presiding industry had taken to see to the supremacy of their music. One of such strategies includes collaboration which essentially amplifies the strengths of all parties involved across their fanbases and is an exchange of co-signs by so doing. To highlight the power of collaborations and how they’ve helped strengthen the relationship between Ghana and Nigeria, here’s a list of 18 unforgettable Nigerian and Ghanaian music collaborations, from the early 2000s to recent times: 

Unforgettable Ghana and Nigeria Music Collaborations;

1. Fefe Na Fe- Tic Tac ft. Tony Tetuila, 2004

A line from an Ashanti proverb, Fefe na efe had already been demystified by the late Fela Kuti to mean ‘it is the beauty of a woman.’ And then when the Ghanaian hiplife musician Tic Tac had recruited Nigeria’s Tony Tetuila on a similarly titled record, they’d put out something so fresh and evergreen, a brief listen will act as an instant memory recall of the song for Ghana and Nigeria-born 90s babies and millennials. 

An ode to the beauty of a woman, Fefe Na Efe can stand toe-to-toe with the latest African woman appreciation songs out in recent times. 

2. My Love- Tuface, now 2Baba and VIP, 2006

Once upon a time in Nigeria, Ghanaian music had been all the rave, with radio stations and DJs putting records from the country on heavy rotation. In that era, Ghanaian highlife and hip-hop trio, VIP had been a favourite, leading with songs like Ahomka Womu and more. 

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In 2006, Tuface, now known as 2Baba, whose artistry had begun to expand beyond African shores off the back of his African Queen smash hit, had put out My Love together with the group, it had been a spirited and up-tempo boy-band sounding affair that had captured the market Ghanaian and Nigerian market as not just another Tuface hit, but an evergreen cross-continent love anthem. In fact, the record was so loved that even little kids with the faintest inkling about love never failed to sing along as wholeheartedly as if they were a member of the Ghanaian group or even the softly crooning Tuface himself.

Unforgettable Ghana and Nigeria Music Collaborations;

3. Two Women- Tony Tetuila ft VIP, 2006

Further proof of VIP’s star power back in the days was their collaboration with Nigerian star, Tony Tetuila, who was himself formerly one of three of the Remedies. Tony Tetuila also a chart blazer, had before that given the airwaves Omode Meta, My Car and his feature on Tic Tac’s Fefe Na Efe. So back then in the early 2000s, this collaboration was a hand joining of two music heavyweights to create an unforgettably hip record that speaks on a unique dilemma; being in love with two women. 

Two Women had had such an impact on the airwaves that right from the intro which goes ‘Sele, sele, Ghana, Naija, let’s go,’ everyone knew it was party time. 

4. Kiss Your Hand- R2Bees ft. Wande Coal, 2009

In present time Lagos state and at a gathering of young Nigerians, a certified way to get them on their feet is to put on the Wande Coal-featured Kiss Your Hand dancehall-inflected hiplife record by R2Bees. You turn the volume all the way up from the adlibs on the intro that go ‘Ratata! It’s Wande Coal!’ And watch the party get started. 

Such was and still is the Black Diamond and R2Bees effect, making a Ghana-Nigerian collaboration that is not only unforgettable but incredibly iconic. Ironically, Wande Coal himself had before that put out a similarly titled record as one of the masterpieces off his debut album, Mushin 2 Mohits, but as fate would have it, it was the cultural exchange that would be the anthem and the soundtrack of the 90s baby’s childhood. 

5. Becca- No Away ft M.I Abaga, 2012

In 2012, Becca, one of Ghana's top vocalists decided that the men had had too much fun representing Ghana all by themselves where the Ghana-Naija musical crossovers were concerned and stepped in to put her spin on things.

For this, she'd recruited iconic rapper, M.I Abaga, moulding him into a lover boy for their romantic collab on No Away which was soon followed by equally moving vocals that had shippers rooting for the duo.

6. Slow Down- R2Bees ft. Wizkid, 2013

Hiplife was at the very core of Ghanaian music back in the noughties and 2010s and the R2Bees duo made up of Mugeez and Omar Sterling had greatly blessed the subgenre not only with their talent but with era-defining collaborations. This is a feat they sealed four years after their Kiss Your Hand smash hit, this time with a slow-paced number that travelled past being for lovers alone to being for music lovers as Ghanaians and Nigerians everywhere crooned along to Wizkid’s laidback lines on the song and then to rap song lines from R2Bees. 

The official video of Slow Down which marked Wizkid’s entry into continental currently sits on 21 million views on YouTube as a slight testament to the power that this collaboration holds. 

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Unforgettable Ghana and Nigeria Music Collaborations;

7. Skin Tight- Mr Eazi ft. Efya, 2015

In the late 2010s, a sound had infected the airwaves of Ghana and Nigeria and it was the Ghanaian-bred Banku music, pioneered by Mr Eazi, a cultural hybrid of his Nigerian roots and time studying in Ghana. The sound had begun its circulation following the release of his Juls-produced and Efya-assisted single Skin Tight, done up in his Banku style which he described as a mix of Ghanaian expressions and Nigerian chord progressions. 

Juls and Efya both being Ghanaians, had been the perfect collaborators for the track, with Juls who’d reached out to him earlier on in his career, serving as a catalyst to the growth of Eazi’s sound and Efya becoming a long-running Nigerian collaborator afterwards. 

Skin Tight by Mr Eazi had not only grown into a smash hit, but was an entire cultural reset and era for Nigerians and Ghanaians, both consumers and creators as it influenced a lot of choices from then on and remains a favourite till now. 

8. Hollup- Mr Eazi ft Joey B and Dammy Krane, 2015

In 2015, you didn’t need a whole lot to have a good time in a gathering of young people, granted you had a source of playing music at amplified volumes and they promptly heard Mr Eazi quip ‘You think say di world dey revolve around your bumbum?’ over the kicks looped in the instrumentals that punctuated Mr Eazi’s vocals and just before Dammy Krane’s Fuji like vocalisation, Joey B’s even-paced yet arresting rap to wrap in one of the biggest records of the year.

That was the effect of the Mr Eazi Hollup collab joint, we daresay it still holds sway till date.

9. Anointing- Mr Eazi ft Sarkodie, 2016

The Mr Eazi-influenced Banku era had witnessed a resurgence of Ghanaian and Nigerian collabo/rations that created several smash hits with a markedly slower beat count that would normally not have climbed to such levels. Anointing by Mr Eazi featuring Sarkodie was one of such records and had partly due to the cosign from the Ghanaian OG rapper, simultaneously reigned over the airwaves even while Skin Tight featuring Efya also did. 

It’s safe to say in this era, that the Ghana and Nigerian collaborations were not only iconic, but the vibes themselves, immaculate.

Unforgettable Ghana and Nigeria Music Collaborations;

10. Daddy Yo- Wizkid ft. Efya, 2016

In late 2016, Wikzid had dropped Daddy Yo as the precursor to his then forthcoming third studio album, Sounds From the Other Side. A dancehall infused pop- affair that was heady and irresistible, it had Ghanaian Efya on the backup vocals, creating the perfect aura for the record which became a continental hit as well as an end of the year jam. 

11. Dance For Me- Eugy, Mr Eazi, 2016

2016 also saw Ghanaian British singer, Eugy team up with Mr Eazi who had been the rave of the moment to make a certified dancehall banger. But this time around, the impact had been felt more by Africans in the diaspora, with the song’s dance challenge snowballing into a sub-movement while the song itself was recognised as a sure party starter.

12. No Kissing Baby- Patoranking ft. Sarkodie, 2016

Much like the opening of a portal, the boon in the Ghanaian and Nigerian music scene as influenced by their collaborations, had led to a further increase in collaborations during the period and it had given us the Patoranking banku-inflected dancehall anthem, No Kissing Baby. Making Patoranking’s first international collab, it had given Ghanaians and Nigerians one of the smoothest Sarkodie guest verses even while he enjoyed an insane run in the music scene.

Unforgettable Ghana and Nigeria Music Collaborations;

13. Painkiller- Sarkodie ft Runtown, 2017

Years after the cataclysmic success of Runtown’s Mad Over You record, the singer would admit that it was a blessing and a curse. While he meant the latter as a result of the weight of expectations it left behind, it was undoubtedly a blessing in its establishment of the blend of Ghanaian Banku and Igbo Highlife that was soon reapplied to create Sarkodie’s Painkiller. 

On Painkiller, the rapid-fire spitting Sarkodie had flowed at par with Runtown’s chill tempo to cement the chokehold that the Ghanaian-originated Banku music had had on the airwaves of the countries and had given music lovers an unforgettable anthem.

14. Na Wash- Becca ft Patoranking, 2017

A leading lady in a male-dominated scene, Becca had put out Na Wash in early 2017 to re-assert her stake in the scene. This time, she'd featured Patoranking and they’d made a hit record that traversed the borders of Ghana to become a hit record in the two countries. 

A song satirising the modern standards of showing love, it had been aptly released on Valentines Day with her and Patoranking serving as the perfect music making couple. 

Unforgettable Ghana and Nigeria Music Collaborations;

15. Whoa!- Aylø ft Amaarae, 2017

In 2017, the burgeoning alternative scene that straddled Lagos and Accra and other regions of the two countries began to take shape and was getting gradual recognition with the label ‘Alte.’ It was also the year Nigerians discovered Ghanaian singer Amaarae through a feature on alternative RnB and Soul singer, Aylø’s Whoa! record off his Insert Project Name album. It had been a sensual and ambient output and Amaarae’s verse had complimented the song perfectly and had gotten listeners curious about the airy-voiced singer. From that moment on, Amaarae had unlocked a cult following of Nigerian music lovers who have only increased and spilled over to show love to other alternative acts from Ghana.

16. Awolowo- BOJ ft Kwesi Arthur, Darkovibes and Joey B, 2019

A pioneer of the alté subgenre, BOJ had redefined his power by having an all Ghanaian lineup on Awolowo which ironically had a chorus rendered fully in Yoruba. 

Done up like a Ghanaian new age rap cypher, Awolowo featured the rapper Kwesi Arthur, singer and rapper Darko Vibes and Joey B. 

Eventually, BOJ made a remix with an all Nigerian lineup but word on the streets is that the original is where all the juice is. 

17. Body Riddim- Runtown ft Darkovibes, Bella Shmurda, 2020

In early 2020, when Runtown dropped Body Riddim with Darkovibes and Bella Shmurda, it had been one of the first songs of the year from an A-lister and it had been doubly interesting due to the features which ran from Ghana's Darkovibes and the 2019 Nigerian breakout act, Bella Shmurda.

Body Riddim had been a fluid joining of Runtown's Afrodancehall style of music, Darkovibes highlife and hip-hop cadences and Bella Shmurda's street hop sauce. It had also been Bella Shmurda's first international collaboration and had helped set the tone for his year.

18. Forever Rmx- Gyakie ft Omah Lay, 2021

Gyakie’s Forever off her debut EP, Seed was already a huge hit, but she'd been shrewd enough to see the advantage in a collaboration to make a remix that would further strengthen the impact of her breakout hit. 

For this, she'd chosen a fellow breakout sensation in the Nigerian Omah Lay who laid a verse so cohesive, it felt like the original and had found even better placement on the charts. 

Unforgettable Ghana and Nigeria Music Collaborations;

19. Second Sermon- Black Sherif, Burna Boy, 2021

Ghanaian Black Sherif had been steadily making a name for himself and growing a cult following from Ghana and Nigeria with his hard-hitting iteration of Ghanaian drill, his Second Sermon being a favourite thrumming beneath the mainstream. 

His status soon changed after Nigerian megastar Burna Boy jumped on the record and gave it a befittingly rage-filled verse that soon became its remix. Known for his energetic performances and high expectations from his audience, Burna Boy had instructed fans to learn the lyrics for the remix of Second Sermon prior to his Lagos headline show, further helping to convert his fans to believers in Black Sherif’s sermon. 

20. Yard- Poco Lee ft Black Sheriff, Bella Shmurda & Alpha P

In reference to the caliber of artistes who make up the new age of African music, it is often stated that the future is in good hands and on Yard, this statement is hoisted high and proved true.

With Poco Lee standing in as the binding element, and hypeman, on Yard, we get a hedonist anthem while stoners get a new tune thanks to stellar input from Ghana's Black Sheriff whose vocals melds unexpectedly well with Alpha P's and street hop sensation, Bella Shmurda.

P.S. This list was originally published on the 16th of January, 2022.

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Shatta Wale

The music grind never stops, which means every week we’ll definitely see brand new songs released from every corner of Africa and that includes Ghana, and from some of our favorite artists as well as new cats looking to catch their big break.

This week saw the release of several notable jams in the Ghanaian music space, mostly from established acts that we have grown to know and love, like King Promise, Becca, and Shatta Wale (yes Shatta Wale, we love him too!).

Here at NotJustOk, we bring you a few picks of the top musical projects that came out from Ghana this week. Check them out below.

Enjoy!

Listen to the Top Ghana Songs of the Week

King Promise - Sisa

Last week singer King Promise delivered a brand new single titled "Sisa", his first for the year. This week he's back again, but this time with the official video of the smooth afrobeat tune. He promised it would be a "movie", and indeed it is, with the video detailing a dramatic love story between him and his lover. A compelling video for a compelling song.

Shatta Wale - Horny

Shatta Wale comes through this week with a hilarious animated video to his just dropped single "Horny". Here, the dancehall singer gave an account of several failed sexual encounters in one night, which in the video led to him being rushed to the hospital for an unrelenting erection. Lmao. Shatta is definitely a character!

Shaker - Low Battery

Ghanaian rapper and producer Shaker dropped a new one, titled "Low Battery". He delivers a smooth fusion of afrobeat and highlife, where he issues a few solid gems of life advice, with the aim of motivating every young hustler out there. The joint was produced by Shaker the maestro himself.

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Becca ft. Busiswa and DWP Academy - No One

Ghanaian songstress Becca (any time I see her name I instantly remember her classic with M.I "No Away") tries her hand at the South African genre of music Gqom, and to assist her she brings in South African hitmaker Busiswa and Ghanaian dance group DWP Academy. Personally, I can't get tired of seeing West African interpretations of South African music. You will Love this one.

Big Dragon (Efya) ft. KiddBlack – Spinning

Efya is definitely on a roll, as she releases her third offering as her new alter ego Big Dragon. This one right here is a mellow R&B tune from the soul songstress, featuring a guest verse from the young rapper and La Meme Gang member Kiddblack.

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VIDEO: Becca - Magic ft. Ycee

Overview of the official video for Magic by Becca featuring Ycee

Zylofon Music diva – Becca, glows on spanking new visual as she delivers the official video for her recent single "Magic" featuring ANBT Records frontman - Ycee.

The song was produced gets its production from prolific producer - Adey and the video was directed by Director Abass.

Peep below!

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Notable Lyrics

Too much juice, too much sauce…

Too much sauce, too much juice…

Too much juice, too much sauce…

Got tricks in my sleeve boy it feels lie magic…

D*pe chick like me got you feeling like an addict…

If i leave you boy you know it’s gon’ be tragic…

Dope chick like me got you feeling like an addict…

I’m not the only one on you, let me turn your ekaro to bonjour…

I know everything yeah you come through, control Z let me undo…

Before we gon’ fly into Paris, baby boy you gonna meet my parents…

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A few of Becca‘s top music include:

1. Becca ft. Kizz Daniel – Gina
2. Becca ft. Sarkodie – Nana
3. Becca – Sumye
4. Becca ft. Stonebwoy – With You
5. Becca – Crazy
6. Becca ft. Kofi Kinaata – Don’t Know
7. Becca ft. Mr Eazi – Number One
8. Becca – You & I
9. Becca – Me Ni Waa
10. Becca ft. Patoranking – Na Wash

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Ghanaian songstress Becca releases a brand new video for her song "GINA" featuring Nigerian singer Kizz Daniel. The song was produced by Cliffedge BeatChef. Peep the visuals, and cop the tune below!

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Zylofon Music songstress Becca presents the official video to her just released single titled “Nana” (meaning "King"). On this one, she features multi award-winning rapper Sarkodie. The love ballad was produced by Killertunes, and the video was directed by Director Abass. Peep the visuals, and download the tune below!

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Zylofon Music act Becca presents a brand new single titled "Nana". On this one, she features multi award-winning rapper Sarkodie. The song was produced by Killertunes. Check it out, and download the tune below!

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Zylofon Media presents the official video to Ghanaian songstress Becca’s song titled "Sumye" (which means "pillow"), a song off her recently released "Unveiling" album. The video was directed by Clarence Peters. Check out the visuals, and download the song below.

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Ghanaian songstress Becca brings to us the official video to a song titled "With You", which is off her recently released "Unveiling" album. The song features her Zylofon Media label mate, dancehall act Stonebwoy. Peep the visuals below!

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Love the collaboration between 2 top female artists out of Naija and Ghana on this track. Watch and Enjoy!

This just brings back some good memories of my early childhood watching NTA channel 5 back in the day. Fun Track and Video!

Directed by Nodash

Kefee goes back to her roots as she celebrates her African heritage on her remix of the popular folk song titled Dan Maliyo. Featuring Ghana's biggest female artiste, Becca. She reached out to the unusual multiple award winning Director- Nodash for proper interpretation of the song.

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