Award-winning Ghanaian rappers D-Black and E.L are teaming up once again for a new five-track collaborative EP titled Dancing Machine, set for release on September 30, 2026.
The project’s campaign begins with the lead single Customer, scheduled to drop on September 18. According to sources, the EP is built around rhythm, culture, nightlife, energy and pure enjoyment, blending Ghanaian rap with Azonto and Afrobeats influences aimed at both street and club audiences.
Both artistes bring established track records to the collaboration. D-Black, born Desmond Kwesi Blackmore, has released multiple albums and built a career as a hip-hop and Afrobeats artiste and entrepreneur. E.L (Elom Adablah), a rapper, singer and producer, is known for his work in hiplife, hip-hop and as a contributor to the Azonto sound, along with his ongoing BAR mixtape series.
Promotional artwork for the project features futuristic, robotic imagery consistent with the Dancing Machine title. Fans can expect sharp bars, memorable hooks and production designed for the dancefloor when the full EP arrives at the end of the month.
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