Music lovers in Ghana look to Spotify for new songs each week. For this week, artists such as Black Sherif and Shatta Wale are on top of the list. With repeated play of such songs, their popularity is enhanced each week.
Since the artists incorporate genres such as hip-hop, afrobeats, and dancehall, their audience is retained. The songs mimic struggles and happiness experienced in daily lives.
Soma Obi by Black Sherif
Black Sherif opens this chart with Soma Obi. He released this song in 2025. This song is featured in his album called Iron Boy. This song tackles mental and spiritual struggles.
Its lyrics are raw, and this is what the listeners appreciate. The lyrics such as ‘I need some help cut my head on fire’ show inner conflict. Hip-hop beats are another feature that attracts many people.
Adu the Borga by Kweku Smoke
Kweku Smoke secures second place with Adu the Borga. He dropped this hit in late 2025 from his album Walk With Me. The song focuses on hustle and ambition. Fans love its Afro trap beat. Furthermore the lyrics inspire people chasing dreams. This track motivates daily grinders across Ghana.
JAILER by Shatta Wale
Shatta Wale takes third with JAILER. This dancehall anthem captivates with its energetic flow. Lyrics like “Jailer, don’t need no bailer” add a playful vibe. Audiences dance to its sailor metaphors. In addition, Shatta Wale’s bold style shines through. Consequently, it dominates party playlists.
Gymnastic by KiDi, Olivetheboy, KOJO BLAK
KiDi teams up with Olivetheboy and KOJO BLAK for Gymnastic in fourth. They launched this pop afrobeats single in mid-2025. The song celebrates fun and movement.Its catchy chorus, “Gymnastic baby,” gets everyone moving. Besides, the collaboration brings fresh voices together. Thus, it appeals to young listeners.
Sacrifice by Black Sherif
Black Sheriff returns in fifth with Sacrifice. This track from Iron Boy album hit streams in 2025. It tackles faith and personal limits. The lyrics urge reflection, like “If I could you wouldn’t tell me to sacrifice it all.” However its emotional depth resonates widely. Fans find solace in its message.
Why These Songs Resonate
Such songs incorporate themes of everyday life and are coupled with enticing melodies. Artists tackle both the struggles and the celebrations appropriately. Thus these songs remain relevant within the Ghanaian music industry. Also Spotify playlists such as “Hot Hits Ghana” contribute to the expansion of their influence. It is easy for listeners to identify new favorites.
Conclusion
Ghana’s top songs this week showcase talent and diversity. Black Sherif dominates with two entries. Keep streaming to support these artists.
