Music fans in Ghana embraced new releases during February 2026. The top trending songs on Spotify featured Black Sherif, Stonebwoy, and King Promise prominently. These tracks rose through high streams, airplay, and social shares.
In addition, they mixed highlife influenced Afrobeats with drill elements. Other notable mentions included Lomo Lomo by KiDi and Black Sherif, Adu the Borga by Kweku Smoke, Street Crown by Shatta Wale, and Holy Ghost by Kwaku Smoke.
Soma Obi by Black Sherif
Black Sherif claimed the top spot with Soma Obi, a drill-infused track that highlighted raw emotions. The song dominated charts in its debut week. Listeners connected with the powerful lyrics about daily struggles.
Moreover viral challenges on social platforms propelled its reach across urban and rural areas.
Silent Samurai by Stonebwoy feat. DJ MAC and CrashDummy
Stonebwoy secured second place with Silent Samurai, a collaboration that involved DJ MAC and CrashDummy. The track blended Afrobeats rhythms with electronic twists in its third week.
Artists delivered energetic performances that captivated audiences. Furthermore club DJs incorporated it into sets, which increased its nightly plays.
So it Goes by Black Sherif feat. Fireboy DML
Black Sherif returned at third with So it Goes, a joint effort that featured Fireboy DML. The song addressed themes of perseverance amid its second week on the list. Producers crafted a melodic hook that encouraged repeats. In addition, Nigerian-Ghanaian synergy broadened its appeal beyond borders.
That Way by King Promise feat. Mr Eazi
King Promise took fourth position with That Way, a romantic number that included Mr Eazi. The track explored love dynamics during its fourth week. Singers provided smooth harmonies that resonated with couples. Moreover, playlists on streaming services amplified its daily listens.
Sacrifice by Black Sherif
Black Sherif rounded out the top five with Sacrifice, an introspective piece that focused on personal costs. The song held steady in its first week. Fans admired the honest storytelling through vivid verses. Therefore it inspired discussions in online music forums and gained steady momentum.
