Ghanaian rising star Lil Carby comes through with with a powerful new single on his birthday titled “Dimension,” a raw and emotionally-charged anthem that blends into his signature AfroTrapLife sound.
“Dimension” is more than just a song — it’s a bold statement. Tackling themes of self-belief, perseverance, and spiritual strength, Lil Carby confronts public doubt and internal struggle with unshakable confidence. Switching effortlessly between Twi and English, he speaks directly to the African youth navigating identity, pressure, and purpose in an increasingly digital and demanding world.
“Dimension” is a bold anthem about self- belief and resilience. It challenges the noise of public opinion, encouraging listeners to trust their own vision and keep pushing, no matter the criticism, rejecting negativity, emotional battles, Inner while having strength, faith, and perseverance.
Born in Dunkwa Offin – Atechem and now based in Accra, Lil Carby is part of Ghana’s new wave of genre-bending talent. He’s carving his lane with AfroTrapLife — a blend of street poetry, melodic grit, and high-energy production that connects with fans of Black Sherif, Burna Boy, and Kwesi Arthur.
After years of shaping his sound Dreyson steps into the spotlight with his-debut project, Big Dreams. A powerful and versatile body of work, the album captures his journey, resilience, and creative evolution as both a rapper and singer. Fusing storytelling with diverse musical styles—from hardcore rap and trap to Afro-fusion—Big Dreams is a testament to Dreyson’s artistry and vision.
The 10-track project features a curated lineup of some of the most exciting rising acts across Africa, including Baanty, Sastii of the Qwellers, Aae Rock, Xstyle, T-Flamez, B-raiz, CTN tha7th, FRAIMZY, Capt’Dyse, Buzzi Lee, and Tam Carson, delivering collaborative magic throughout.
From the heartfelt reflections of fatherhood on “Golden Child,” to the hustle anthem “Day In Day Out” with Platinum rapper Sastii, to the gritty “Suburban,” Dreyson brings authenticity and energy in every verse. Tracks like “Long Time” his Afro-infused “E Sure 4 Me “and “Bottom” explore loss, growth, and the grind, while “Outta the Mall” highlight versatility and global appeal.
The standout hit “Big Stepper” cements his role as a new voice of purpose and persistence, and the self-titled “Big Dreams” brings the album full circle , rooted in ambition, lived experiences, and undeniable talent.
Big Dreams is not just a debut , it’s a bold statement from an artist who’s ready to lead the next wave.
Raw, unfiltered yet inspirational – Lunmctik proves he can perform with the big dogs in the remix of his song ‘OKAY’ featuring Blxckie
His single ‘Okay’ made a deafening noise when first released just under a year ago. They say if it’s nice – play it twice and Lunmctik did just that by remixing the single ‘Okay’ out on Friday 13 June – this time featuring, award-winning rapper Blxckie.
I released the single Okay, but felt it needed a feature – hence I did the remix. Blxckie and I have similar styles, so it only made sense to pick him. The single did really well, but I felt like the record still needed somebody bigger to expose it to a bigger audience and Blxckie was the right guy for it,”
Lunmctik
He blends a gritty street style with cryptic wordplay, infectious flows, and unapologetically rhythmic flows. The single “Okay” is just a start to more industry destabilising collaborations as he takes up space in the Hip-Hop scene.
QUESTION & ANSWER
Why did you choose to feature Blxckie?
He and I have similar styles. I have always seen him and I working on a song together and it only made sense when thought of remixing the song “Okay”.
Please share a brief background of who you are and where you come from.
I was born in Egamalakhe in Port Shepstone and moved to Eastern Cape until I was 10 then returned to Port Shepstone. I went to Merlewood Primary School from Grade 5 to the 8th grade and from the 9th grade till
matric I was in Margate Middle School. I come from a very huge supportive family. I have an older brother who is the one who inspired me to start rapping since he used to make music in the dining room with his friends since I was a kid. Growing up, my brother ‘Rez’ and Meek Mill played a huge role in the way I sounded, dressed, and carried myself as an artist. Now the only person I look up music and business-wise is the late Nipsey Hussle.
Describe your sound and style.
My genre and style of Hip-Hop is raw, aggressive, Lokish (kasi)yet Inspirational at the same time.
What has been the biggest challenge and reward in your musical journey?
The biggest challenge right now would be venturing into other genres besides Hip-Hop and proving my versatility. But I like the challenge. My biggest achievement was getting Blxckie to agree to feature in a song, as a newcomer it is validation that the future is looking good.
What does the future look like?
I want to direct music videos and write for other artists. I want to work with massive artists such as Sjava, Vusi Nova, and Skye Wanda to name a few.
About Lunmctick
Born in the lively streets of Port Shepstone in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Sphelele Qadi also known as Lunmctik (pronounced Lun-MC-Tik) cut through the music industry like a fresh breeze in the the summer heat. Inspiration by US stars such as Meek Mill and Mzansi’s Rez, Lunmctik crafts a sound that is not just music but a pulse, a rhythm that echoes authenticity and uncontrollable energy. His latest single is It’s released through his Label – Collective Sound in partnership with Yemz World. His musical journey started in 2014where he laid the foundation for what’s proving to be a monumental career. From day one, Lunmctik’s sharp lyricism paired with catchy beats turned heads and captured ears, setting him on a trajectory towards inevitable success. Fast forward to February 2024, and “A Whole Lot of It” hit the airwaves, a testament to his versatility and talent, spreading his name like wildfire through the Hip Hop vines. In August 2024, Lunmctik dropped “Shocase” a track that’s more than lyrical wizardry – it’s a homage to his roots, a nod to the
KZN lingo that speaks to the soul. “Shocase” became that track everyone needed to hear, expanding his community and making his mark under the South African sky. Riding the waves of “Shocase” Lunmctik then followed with the single, “Okay” destined to be a national anthem as it has become the quickest climber in the South African Hip Hop scene, stamping Lunmctik as a vital force, an artist impossible to ignore. Social Media
BLOKENT is premieres into the music industry with a bang, coming through with their highly anticipated debut single, “Get The Bag”via BLOK RECORDS, a subsidiary of the prestigious BLOKLUXURY. Featuring the talents of Moolah Greenz and Jeriq, the track delivers an infectious energy and a message that resonates with anyone on their grind. With hard-hitting 808s and a trap-influenced bounce, “Get The Bag” is an anthem for hustlers everywhere.
The song centers around the relentless pursuit of success, encouraging listeners to stay hungry, work hard, and live life on their own terms. Moolah Greenz provides the catchy hook, perfectly capturing the essence of the hustle and making the track instantly memorable. Meanwhile, Jeriq delivers a fiery verse with his signature flow, bringing depth and authenticity to the song with his raw, powerful lyrics.
Produced by 911Towerz, the track blends modern trap drums with deep bass lines and infectious melodies, creating a sound that’s both fresh and undeniable. His production ensures “Get The Bag” stands out as a vibrant anthem that will resonate with fans and listeners alike.
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‘Get The Bag’ is all about ambition and the grind. It’s for everyone who is putting in the work to make their dreams come true. Working with Moolah Greenz and Jeriq on this was amazing—they both brought their A-game, and with 911Towerz delivering a top-notch beat, the result is something special.”
BLOKENT
“Get The Bag” serves as a major moment for BLOKENT and BLOK RECORDS as the song marks the label’s official debut. BLOK RECORDS, part of the BLOKLUXURY brand, is quickly becoming known for supporting fresh, authentic talent that embodies the spirit of ambition and success.
Ghanaian rap industry just got a new addition and this addition is a fierce female creative Della$ie who is no stranger to the spotlight. After a long hiatus the female rapper and entrepreneur returns to the spotlight with the release of her bold new EP, “The Pressure”.
After a three-year hiatus from the music scene following the tragic passing of her partner due to COVID-19, Della$ie took time to grieve and reflect. Now, she’s back — sharper, stronger, and more unapologetic than ever.
Her comeback began with the viral freestyle “Zeros,” which reignited buzz across Ghana’s hip-hop scene and landed her major live bookings alongside heavyweights like Kweku Smoke, Medikal, and KiDi. Now, with “The Pressure”, she delivers a six-track project that blends hip-hop, afrobeats, and afro-fusion.
Produced by some of Ghana’s finest — Tubhani Muzik, Calliber, Kwaku Drizzy, Kofi Taylor, and more — “The Pressure” is Della$ie’s defiant declaration of resilience, rage, and renewal.
ABOUT DELLA$IE
Della$ie is a Ghanaian-American rapper, singer, and afro-fusion artist known for her genre-blending sound and sharp lyricism. With roots in Accra and a global vision, she is redefining what it means to be a woman in hip-hop from Africa.
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“The Pressure” is available worldwide on all DSPs. www.dellasie.com
South African hip hop has a new contender—and he’s not asking for permission. Tuas Ese, better known as Twice SA, puts his 2025 in motion with fire new release “Man of the Year”, the bold lead single from his upcoming sophomore album of the same name. At just 24, the young artist is coming in loud, proud, and unapologetically self-assured.
Featured on the track is a heavy lineup of the future of South African rap Uncle D, Tinoe Beats, and Mike Ludar with each artist adding their own touch to the song and declare the reason why they’re all men of the year in their own rights
This anthem isn’t just a song—it’s a movement. It captures what confidence sounds like, what hard work looks like, and what stepping into your power feels like. Man of the Year is Twice SA’s way of telling the world: he’s not waiting for permission—he’s claiming everything he deserves.
“Nobody’s better than me,” Twice SA spits with conviction, making it clear: he’s here to dominate, not just participate. It’s a tribute to hustle, confidence, and the solid team he’s building around him—one built for greatness.
This isn’t just a single. It’s a statement. A warning. A movement.
On a recent livestream via his official YouTube channel, Grammy-winning super-producer Timbaland gave an unmissable co-sign to rising Lesotho rapper AJFawdySeven after hearing a string of his standout tracks—including “THE NIGGA MÖMENT” and “AISLE 24”.
Co-host Zayd Portillo highlighted AJ’s lyrical precision and powerful vocal delivery—but the real turning point came when they previewed an unreleased banger featuring Eswatini’s Amarii and ‘Slizzy King’ Thorii from Lesotho. The energy was so infectious, Timbaland started producing live on stream, vibing, singing along, and fully tapping into the creative moment.
And then—the iconic “MISSION PASSED” badge was unlocked. Timbaland even followed AJFawdySeven on Instagram, sealing this moment as a massive win for Lesotho and Southern African hip hop as a whole.
This is what it looks like when raw African talent meets the world stage—and commands it.
After a reflective hiatus, South African genre-blurring artist Ferlando Young makes a smoldering return with his latest single “Easy,” a candid, emotionally charged track produced by the talented Lelo April. Anchored by intoxicating melodies and sultry beats, “Easy” dives headfirst into the raw complexities of a passionate love-hate relationship. With his signature smooth vocal delivery and confessional lyricism, Ferlando explores the magnetic, often chaotic dynamic between himself and an unnamed lover.
It’s a push-and-pull dance between distance and desire, conflict and chemistry, a relationship that’s as complicated as it is irresistible. She may threaten to leave, but she’s always back when he calls, and he’s unapologetically honest about why. “Told her I’m a rolling stone, so baby loving me ain’t easy” Ferlando sings with a raw, vulnerable edge, backed by LeloApril’s hypnotic, minimalist production — a fusion of ambient R&B textures, moody synths, and burning 808s that amplify the song’s vibe. “Easy” doesn’t just tell a story; it feels like one. late-night confessions on a long drive kind of track that encapsulates honesty and raw emotions. It’s sexy. It’s steamy. It’s real. This release is a continuation of the new chapter in Ferlando Young’s artistry: more mature, more self-aware, and more sonically refined. Whether you’re nursing heartache or entangled in a situationship of your own and yet still want to vibe, “Easy” is the song for you.
Ghanaian rapper and Amotia Geng frontman, Okese1, has made a powerful return to the music scene with his latest project, I Never Left. This project stands as a testament to his presence in the Ghanaian music industry, blending his rhythms with hard-hitting rap verses on trap and drill beats to create a dynamic experience for his fas and listeners alike. Listen to the project now./
Following his critically acclaimed Photo Album and a streak of electrifying releases so far in 2025, Ghanaian rap luminary Lyrical Joe returns with his most personal and poetic body of work yet — I AM.
More Than Music — A Journey Into the Soul
I AM isn’t just an album; it’s a statement. A 13-track expedition through identity, purpose, and transformation, the project captures Lyrical Joe at his most raw, reflective, and refined. From healing and faith to hunger and societal commentary, each track peels back a layer of who he is — not just as a rapper, but as a man. With production credits from Phredxter, E.L, Jucixxx, and ATown TSB, the sonic texture of I AM is both grounded and global — blending trap, soul, highlife influences, and lyrical dexterity into a rich, layered experience.
“Holy Sky” – A spiritually charged standout merging heavy bars with soul-stirring melodies.
“Healing” – A raw, emotional dive into trauma, growth, and the pursuit of inner peace.
“Feed My Soul” – A conscious meditation on purpose over fame, driven by hunger and higher calling.
In a game often swayed by hype, Lyrical Joe stays rooted in substance. With I AM, he cements his place not only as a lyrical heavyweight but as a cultural voice pushing Ghanaian hip-hop forward with intention and integrity.
