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    Top five Ghanaian song collaborations of 2025

    Papa LincBy Papa LincJanuary 3, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read5 Views
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    From L to R: Black Sherif, Sarkodie, Moliy, Kojo Blak, Medikal topped music collaborations in 2025 From L to R: Black Sherif, Sarkodie, Moliy, Kojo Blak, Medikal topped music collaborations in 2025

    Music, they say, is life, because the world would not be complete without the exciting songs that spark relationships, motivate people during sad moments, and uplift spirits.

    In Ghana, creatives, especially musicians in 2025 lived up to expectations by serving fans and music lovers with some quality tunes.

    There were many exciting music collaborations too released in 2025; hence, this GhanaWeb article explores the top five songs of the year.

    This selection is in no particular order.

    Black Sherif ft Fireboy DML – So It Goes

    The man of the moment, Black Sherif, on January 30, 2025, released “So It Goes,” featuring Nigerian Afrobeats singer Fireboy DML.

    The song, which is track three on his Iron Boy album, became one of the most talked-about records of 2025.

    The visualizer for So It Goes currently has about 10 million views on YouTube since its release.

    Moliy ft Shenseea and Skillibeng – Shake It To The Max (Remix)

    Ghanaian singer Moliy, after breaking boundaries with her “Shake It To The Max” song in 2024, released its remix in 2025.

    On the remix, Moliy featured Jamaican musicians Shenseea and Skillibeng, with production support from Major Lazer.

    Following the release, Moliy, in July 2025, made her official Jamaican debut at Reggae Sumfest’s Global Fete in Montego Bay, where she performed the song.

    The remix currently has about 221 million views on YouTube and has topped several music charts.

    Kojo Blak ft Kelvyn Boy – Excellent

    Kojo Blak’s Excellent, which features Kelvyn Boy, became a household song in the early part of 2025, as it received massive airplay across the country.

    The song also trended widely on social media platforms, especially TikTok.

    “Excellent” has about 8 million views on YouTube and topped charts on various streaming platforms.

    Medikal ft Shatta Wale & Beeztrap KOTM – Shoulder

    Rapper Medikal also thrilled his fans and music lovers with his hit single “Shoulder” in 2025.

    The song features dancehall musician Shatta Wale and singer Beeztrap KOTM.

    A dance challenge was also created for the track, with music lovers actively participating across social media platforms.

    Sarkodie ft Kweku Smoke – Violence

    The rap fraternity was also treated to a major moment when “Landlord” Sarkodie featured fellow rapper Kweku Smoke on his song, “Violence.”

    Released in June 2025, the song was well received by Ghanaians and rap enthusiasts alike.

    On Violence, Kweku Smoke delivered an impressive chorus, while Sarkodie showcased his signature lyrical prowess.

    Honourable Mentions

    Below are some music collaborations from 2025 that did not make the main list but deserve recognition for the impact they made in the music industry.

    Diana Hamilton blessed gospel music lovers with her song “Aha Ye”, which featured South African singer Ntokozo Mbambo and veteran gospel musician Elder Mireku.

    The song was released on November 14, 2025.

    Also, acclaimed Highlife singer Kwabena Kwabena remixed his classic song “Aso” in 2025, ft Stonebwoy and Kofi Kinaata.

    Part two of the beloved song featured Highlife sensation Kofi Kinaata and dancehall musician Stonebwoy.

    JHM/AE

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