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| Week 29 |
Another fierce week of Ghanaian music dominance, and guess who’s still holding the torch? Let’s dive into Week 29 of the Cedanews GH Top 10, where Black Sherif continues to reign, while King Paluta and Kojo Blak trade places in an interesting twist!
🥇 1. Black Sherif – Sacrifice (Production by Samsney)
Still unshaken at the top spot, “Sacrifice” is sounding more like a national anthem now. Samsney’s production + Sherif’s emotion = untouchable.
🥈 2. Black Sherif – Soma Obi (Production by Joker Nharnah)
Maintaining its strong grip at No. 2, this anthem keeps climbing streaming charts with its bold expression of vulnerability and resolve.
🥉 3. Chief One – Lolli (Produced by Hairlergbe)
Chief One stays put at No. 3 with a bubbly and infectious banger. Lolli is the sweet ear candy Ghana can’t stop spinning.
4.➡️ Kpese Boii – Gameli (Production by Hairlergbe)
No movement this week, but “Gameli” continues to command the streets with Hairlergbe’s signature bounce and Boii’s catchy hooks.
5.➡️ Keeny Ice – Phil Foden (Produced A-Swag)
Still vibing hard at No. 5. Keeny Ice’s football-inspired punchlines are hitting like a Premier League hat-trick.
6. ⬆️ King Paluta – Foko (Production by Khendi)
Last week’s No. 7 climbs up a notch! “Foko” is gaining crazy momentum, confirming King Paluta’s lyrical power and street fire.
7. ⬇️ Kojo Blak featuring Kelvyn Boy – Excellent
After a strong debut at No. 6, Excellent slides to No. 7. Still a smooth blend of vibes and soul – just needs a fresh push to reclaim ground.
8. ➡️ Sarkodie featuring Kweku Smoke – Violence
No change here. Violence is a heavy, deliberate reminder that Sark and Kweku Smoke are lyrical giants.
9. ➡️ Stonebwoy – Torcher (Production by Streetbeatz)
Still burning at No. 9, Torcher is a slow burner. The Bhim Nation boss never misses.
🔟 Black Sherif featuring Fireboy DML – So It Goes
Rounding up the list again this week. The cross-border blend of Ghana and Nigeria still hits deep. Understated, but brilliant.
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| Week 29 |
The heat continues to rise! With 3 tracks from Black Sherif still dominating, and King Paluta creeping up the ranks, it's clear that Ghana's musical heartbeat is only getting stronger. Shoutout to producers like Samsney, Joker Nharnah, Hairlergbe, and Streetbeatz who are shaping the future one beat at a time.
