Ghanaian rapper Kweku Smoke has released his latest album, No Days Off, on Friday, September 4, 2026.
The 13-track project continues the artiste’s consistent output in Ghanaian hip-hop and trap. It follows his 2025 album Walk With Me and earlier projects including Kweku Jesus and Born in Hell (both 2024).
No Days Off features contributions from Ghanaian artistes such as Lasmid, Kwesi Arthur and Real Dikoo. Early descriptions highlight themes of ambition, survival, hustle and reflection, consistent with Smoke’s established style of sharp lyricism and melodic elements.
The album has quickly climbed charts. It currently sits at No. 1 on Apple Music in Ghana and has also appeared on charts in the United Kingdom, Netherlands and Italy.
Fans and listeners have shared positive early reactions online, with some describing the project as a strong addition to his discography. The release marks another entry in Smoke’s growing list of full-length albums since 2023.
No Days Off is available on major streaming platforms.

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