Apple Music Top 20 Ghana (October 12): Kweku Smoke maintains No. 1 spot five weeks after ‘No Days Off’ release

His collaboration with Lasmid, Faith, claims the number one spot, followed by Bra, Bombele and Survivor in second, third and fourth positions respectively.

Other artistes in the Top 20 include Black Sherif, Asake, Kofi Mole, Fameye, Davido, FOLA, Mayorkun, Blaqbonez and Kwesi Arthur.

The rapper’s songs dominate the rankings, with ‘Faith’, featuring Lasmid, securing the number one position. His solo tracks ‘Bra’, ‘Bombele;, ‘Survivor’ and ‘Soul Healer’ follow in second, third, fourth and fifth place respectively.

Kweku Smoke continues his strong showing with ‘Hallelujah’ at number six, while ‘Mmereniho’, featuring Diko, takes seventh place. ‘Okwantunii’ ranks eighth, followed by ‘Power House’, featuring Kwesi Arthur, at number nine. ‘Life of a Hustler’ rounds out the top 10.

The chart’s lower half features songs from several other Ghanaian and Nigerian artistes, including Black Sherif, Asake, Kofi Mole, Fameye, Davido, FOLA and Mayorkun.

Kweku Smoke’s ‘BALOTELLI (SUPA)’ appears at number 11, followed by ‘No Days Off’ at number 12. Davido, FOLA and Mayorkun’s ‘B4 B4’ takes the 13th position, while Asake and Blaqbonez’s ‘IKEBE 3000’ ranks 14th.

Black Sherif appears twice in the remaining positions, with ‘Jolie’ at number 15 and ‘Expresso’ at number 20. Fameye’s ‘Gen Z’ sits at number 16, while Asake’s ‘Forgiveness’ occupies 17th place.

Kweku Smoke makes two further appearances in the chart’s final positions, with ‘Set It Straight’ at number 18 and ‘Through the Pain’ at number 19.

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9. Power House — Kweku Smoke ft. Kwesi Arthur

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Apple Music Top 20 Ghana (October 12) Apple Music describes its Top 100: Ghana playlist as a ranking of the most-played songs in the country, updated daily. The positions can therefore change as listening patterns shift.