Ghana’s music scene continues to thrive, delivering a diverse array of tracks that blend Afrobeats, dancehall, gospel, and highlife. Week 2 of 2025 brings an exciting lineup of hits topping the charts and keeping fans glued to their playlists. Here’s a rundown of the top 10 songs dominating the week:
1. Very Soon – Fameye
Fameye’s inspirational track "Very Soon" maintains its reign at the top for the second consecutive week. Peaking at No. 1 and now in its 15th week on the charts, the song’s heartfelt message continues to connect deeply with listeners.
2. Jejereje – Stonebwoy & Ginton
A powerful Afro-dancehall collaboration, "Jejereje" by Stonebwoy and Ginton remains steady at No. 2. Despite peaking at No. 1 earlier, its 16-week run proves its enduring popularity.
3. For The Popping – King Paluta
King Paluta’s "For The Popping" holds its position at No. 3. Having spent 9 weeks on the charts and reaching its peak at the same spot, the track continues to be a favorite for its energetic vibe and clever lyrics.
4. Lomo Lomo – KiDi & Black Sherif
This collaboration between KiDi and Black Sherif is in its 24th week on the charts. While it peaked at No. 3, it remains a strong contender at No. 4 with its seamless blend of smooth melodies and meaningful storytelling.
5. Watch Me – Empress Gifty
Empress Gifty’s "Watch Me" stays consistent at No. 5. In its 10th week on the charts, the gospel hit inspires fans with its uplifting message, solidifying her presence in Ghana’s music scene.
6. No Sir – Sarkodie
"No Sir" by Sarkodie retains its No. 6 position this week. Peaking here after just 4 weeks, the track showcases Sarkodie’s lyrical mastery and unwavering influence in Ghanaian rap.
7. Psalm 23 – Stonebwoy
Stonebwoy’s "Psalm 23" stands firm at No. 7 this week. Having peaked at No. 5 earlier, this track combines reggae vibes with spiritual depth, marking its 10th week of chart success.
8. Zormizor (Asabone) – DopeNation
"Zormizor (Asabone)" is a party favorite that continues to make waves. With 30 weeks on the charts and a peak at No. 3, DopeNation’s high-energy anthem stays strong at No. 8.
9. Wash – Shatta Wale
Shatta Wale’s "Wash" climbs to No. 9 this week. Although only 2 weeks old on the charts, the song is already making an impact with its dancehall beats and relatable lyrics.
10. Messiah – Sarkodie ft. Kweku Flick
Debuting at No. 10, "Messiah" by Sarkodie featuring Kweku Flick is an exciting new entry. This fresh collaboration promises to rise in the coming weeks with its blend of veteran experience and youthful energy.
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