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Uncovr: Ghana Music’s Artists to Watch in 2026
Discover the Ghanaian artists set to define the sound of 2026 with originality, depth, and cultural impact. From Afropop and Afro-R&B to gospel and rap, these rising stars are shaping the future of Ghana music.
The Ghanaian music industry is evolving at high speed. While many artists chase viral moments and global algorithms, a powerful group of creatives are choosing something more lasting: identity, storytelling, and emotional truth. As 2026 approaches, the spotlight is shifting toward artists with clear vision, strong songwriting, and sounds rooted in real experience.
Ghana Music presents its Uncovr Artists to Watch in 2026: a new generation of musicians redefining what it means to be young, bold, and creative in Ghana today.
Moffy
Moffy is one of the most important bridges between Ghana’s cultural past and its modern creative future. A core member of the 99 PHACES collective, he blends tradition with fashion, rhythm, and innovation. His breakout single Wo (Wo Yɛ Lanɔ) revived Ga Soloku rhythms for a new generation. In 2026, Moffy is stepping fully into his role as a sonic archivist of Ghanaian identity.
Kwame Dabie
Hailing from Tema, a city known for producing rap royalty, Kwame Dabie is emerging as a new voice of the streets. Under his GVO (Gargantuan Vibes Only) banner, he has built momentum with raw storytelling over hard hitting trap beats. His 2025 project False Prophets showcased lyrical honesty and lived reality. In 2026, Dabie is positioned as a torchbearer for Ghana’s next rap era.
Brenny
Brenny is a rising force in Ghana’s Afro RnB and Afropop space. Her music stands out for emotional honesty and vulnerability. With singles like In Denial and a growing performance presence, Brenny connects deeply with listeners navigating love, doubt, and self growth. She enters 2026 ready for a major breakthrough.
Cofi Boham
Cofi Boham is fast becoming one of the most exciting discoveries in Ghana gospel music. A gifted instrumentalist and songwriter, his sound blends spiritual depth with social reflection. Songs like Fire Chants, Take Me Home, and Busy Body show both power and sensitivity. In 2026, Cofi represents a new generation of gospel artists who speak to both faith and real life.
Remmi
Remmi captured the heart of Gen Z Ghana with her breakout song Anxiety. Her music explores pressure, identity, and emotional survival through Afro fusion and soul. Remmi’s strength is radical honesty. In 2026, she is set to become one of the most important voices for young Africans choosing vulnerability over perfection.
Siicie
With smooth melodies and infectious bounce, Siicie is building himself into a hitmaker. He gained early attention with Waste featuring Olive The Boy and cemented his status with Do You Know alongside Lasmid. His sound blends romance, groove, and radio appeal. Siicie is one of the most promising Afropop artists to watch in 2026.
Edem Evangelist
Edem Evangelist brings energy and charisma into the gospel space. His music delivers faith driven messages with joy and urgency. Tracks like Another One, Like I Do, and Holy Ghost showcase both worship and celebration. Despite being early in his career, Edem is already building a strong gospel movement.
Messiah4L
Named Apple Music Up Next in late 2025, Messiah4L enters 2026 with serious momentum. His sound fuses drill with Afro soul, built on emotional intensity and lived experience. His EP You Ate Me introduced a haunting but beautiful concept driven by love, loss, and survival. Messiah4L is not chasing trends. He is creating his own world.
Pbee
Pbee is shaping himself into a future Afropop star. With songs like Murder and Klosa, he blends confidence, melody, and global appeal. His sound is designed for both local dominance and international reach. In 2026, Pbee is pushing beyond Ghana with clear pop ambition.
Kelalie
Kelalie starts 2026 with major momentum after winning the Let’s Hear It Open Mic, earning a spot at Ghana Party in the Park UK 2026. His debut EP Lover Boy blends Afrofusion with RnB and soul. Once an underdog, Kelalie is now stepping fully into the international spotlight.
