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Few rising talents possess the shapeshifting ability of Mista Myles. He is not confined to a single box. His repertoire is a free-flowing river of Afrobeats, R&B, Pop, and Highlife. You can call him a vibe mercenary or maybe just the dynamic. His instinct-driven approach is what makes him so compelling: an artist who lets the “vibe” speak for itself, jumping on any instrumental that moves him. This raw, adaptable talent has already led to major career milestones, most notably the high-profile feature with Ghanaian titan Shatta Wale on “Body.” That experience didn’t just give him a hit but crystallized his understanding of success: the absolute truth that “anything is possible if you keep putting in the work.” Now, with tracks like the lyrically intentional “Camavinga” and “Rizzler” anchoring his recent output, and a significant 2023 nomination for Uncovered Artist of the Year under his belt, Mista Myles is focused on a long-term goal. He’s chasing the legacy of Wizkid, aspiring to build a career defined by “longevity and the work ethic.” We catch up with Mista Myles, whose career is destined to erupt into a dynasty. [ Link in bio for full interview] Featured @mistamyles_

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Ghanaian rap superstar Sarkodie is among the artists billed for Afro+ Fest 2026, a major three-day Afro-Caribbean and Hip Hop festival taking place at Northwest Stadium over Labor Day weekend. The festival, scheduled for Friday, Sept. 4 through Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026, in the DMV area, will feature multiple stages and a stacked lineup highlighting Afrobeats, dancehall, hip-hop, and related genres. Organizers describe it as the largest event of its kind in North America, building on last year’s debut that drew thousands of attendees. Headliners include Nigerian stars Wizkid and Davido, along with Jamaican dancehall artist Alkaline. Sarkodie joins a strong supporting cast that also features Tiwa Savage, Olamide, Adekunle Gold, Spice, Dexta Daps, Ruger, Victony, and others. Davido is expected to headline Friday, Alkaline on Saturday, and Wizkid closing out the weekend on Sunday. @sarkodie

Ghanaian Afro-dancehall superstar Stonebwoy has officially dropped his new project TORCHER II across all major digital streaming platforms, marking the latest installment in his evolving “Torcher” series. The 10-track EP, which initially launched as an exclusive purchase on the artist-first platform EVEN on March 16, 2026, became widely available on DSPs, including Spotify, Apple Music, and others, around May 11, 2026. Fans have responded enthusiastically, with the project quickly climbing charts in Ghana. TORCHER II builds on the foundation of its 2025 predecessor THE TORCHER, expanding Stonebwoy’s signature blend of Afro-dancehall, reggae, and melodic introspection. The project explores themes of perseverance, loyalty, spiritual grounding, and the realities of success, with the “Torcher” persona symbolizing one who carries light through hardship. @stonebwoy

Ghanaian twin duo DopeNation has revealed plans for an extensive European tour this summer, centered around their viral hit “Kakalika.” The tour, dubbed “Kakalika Summer,” is set to run from late May through late July 2026, with performances scheduled across multiple cities in Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, Switzerland, and Austria. It is presented by Afrovibes. DopeNation, consisting of identical twins Michael Boafo (B2) and Tony Boafo (Twist), rose to prominence as both producers and recording artists. They have worked with major Ghanaian and African acts, including Shatta Wale, Joey B, and Olamide. Their track “Kakalika,” released in late 2025, has become a dance sensation, blending Afrobeat and amapiano influences with energetic rhythms that have fueled widespread social media challenges. link in bio for more @ghdopenation

Ghanaian singer and songwriter Moliy is stepping fully into her superstar era. In a newly released feature with NME, the fast-rising Afropop star reflects on her journey from a shy teenager in Accra to one of the most exciting voices shaping African music on the global stage. Fresh off the explosive success of her 2024 hit “Shake It To The Max,” Moliy shared how the viral breakout completely transformed her life and confidence as an artist. The dancehall-infused Afropop anthem earned her first Billboard Hot 100 entry as a lead artist and sparked global dance trends, including her viral “shy girl whine.” Despite the massive success, Moliy revealed that the journey behind the scenes was far from glamorous. “It totally changed everything about my life,” she told NME. “It wasn’t just words anymore… It’s real. I do have what it takes to keep doing it.” Born Moliy Ama Montgomery in Accra, Ghana, the artist spoke candidly about growing up in a deeply musical household where gospel music, Michael Jackson, and Celine Dion filled her childhood. Inspired by her mother’s unrealized music dreams, Moliy eventually found her own voice through songwriting and experimentation. link in bio for more Photos @moliymusic for @nmemagazine Photography: Nirah Sanghani / @shotbynee Hair: Shamara Roper /@shamara_roper Hair Assistance: Arielle Cumberbatch Makeup: Simmi /@makeupbysimmi Styling: El-Shaddai Nyagodzi /@elshhyy Location: Studio Endura /@studio_endura

Apple Music has named rising Ghanaian artist Xlimkid as the latest cover star of its Rap Life Africa playlist, spotlighting his single “LIFE OF ECSTASY” from his debut EP Life On The Edge (L.O.T.E). The recognition marks another major milestone for the 21-year-old artist, whose emotionally driven blend of melodic rap, trap, soul, and highlife continues to attract growing attention across Africa and beyond. Built around atmospheric production and introspective lyricism, “LIFE OF ECSTASY” explores themes of perseverance, ambition, and emotional resilience. Through reflective storytelling, Xlimkid examines the tension between hardship and success while offering a personal perspective shaped by lived experience. The song further reinforces the Kumasi-born artist’s growing reputation as one of the standout voices among Ghana’s emerging music generation, combining vulnerability with modern Hip-Hop influences and melodic experimentation. link in bio for full story @xlimkid_

Black Sherif for 27th TGMA 🔥

Cina Soul stepping into the #27thTGMA looking absolutely stunning ✨ 😍