The feel-good record is Mr Eazi’s third dive
into Amapiano following the success of his first ever Amapiano record PATEK and follow-up track SEE SOMETHING. Having received several accolades by
industry colleagues, fans and music critics – Mr Eazi is on a mission to CHOP LIFE while creatively exploring all the facets of his artistry.
Produced by DJ Tárico, who is now arguably renowned for his vast and successful portfolio in Amapiano hits ranging from PATEK to YABA BULUKU and more.

After an extremely thrilling dance routine performed by a Ghanaian dance group smashing the internet and spreading out into hundreds of user-generated videos and millions of views, Mr. Eazi reacts with a video of himself joining the viral challenge and announcing the official release of WERSER.
A rich fusion of the famous South African blow
whistle sound, powerful drums and chant-like chorus laced with memorable Ghanaian
+ Nigeria’s Pidgin slangs – Mr. Eazi has again found a way to take his listeners
on a trip around Africa, the way only great music can.
“This year, I am focusing my energy on creativity and top-line sh*t”, says Mr. Eazi as he prepares to follow up his record with an Amapiano mixtape in coming months – The pressure indeed is getting WERSER.
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Mr Awuku, whose work experience as a mechanic spans over four decades, said motorists do not need extensive mechanical knowledge to perform some basic checks that could help identify potential problems.
He explained that servicing involves more than simply taking a vehicle to a mechanic when a fault develops. The specific maintenance required can depend on the type and age of the vehicle.
Cullen passed away peacefully on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, at his home in Los Angeles, surrounded by his family.
The ministry made the announcement in response to concerns raised by the Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference over the composition of the GES Council.
The development is expected to provide about 2,030 covered parking spaces, as well as hotels, retail outlets, offices, entertainment facilities and a pedestrian connection to the terminal.
The appointment forms part of BSIFF’s efforts to strengthen its international engagement and use film as a platform for cultural exchange.
Boy Doe said he sees himself as an “instrument” who makes music based on what he feels rather than limiting himself to one particular style.
Boy Doe said he had experienced situations where he was replaced on a performance schedule because a more established act was considered a bigger name.
According to KiDi, the album was about four years in the making, with the recording process producing enough material for what he described as potentially three albums.
He added his background in R&B influenced his early approach to music, but joining Lynx Entertainment required him to adapt his sound to connect with a wider Ghanaian audience.
Reflecting on his career, KiDi said one of his biggest challenges had been learning how to listen to advice without allowing other people’s opinions to determine the direction of his life and career.
According to him, many of the challenges he faced had not been publicly discussed, although some of them had influenced the new album.
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