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ACCRA, GHANA — The wait is officially over. Creative entrepreneur and artist Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta has dropped his highly anticipated single “Yesu,” out now globally via OneRPM.

If you’ve been on TikTok or Instagram since last October, you’ve definitely heard the teasers. What started as a 30-minute spontaneous session at an Oasis band writing camp—when producer OBK said "Yo Nana, come listen something"—turned into a monthly teaser campaign that had everyone begging for the full release. OBK called it early: "This song ankasa I have a good feeling about it paaa. It will bless millions."

Here is what you need to know about the drop:

The Sound: A sweet crossover of Highlife and Afrobeats that puts respect on the Ghanaian sound.

The Dance: An official choreography created by Children Of God (@OfficialCOG) that everyone is currently learning!

The Visuals: Shot by The Ville Films and Luma Vision right in the heart of Accra, showing how God’s goodness touches the trotro driver, the market woman, the everyday worker, and you.

“Yesu came together in a 30-minute spark right after OBK played me that beat at our writing camp. From testing a snippet on TikTok and IG last October to watching the hype build every month, the energy has been surreal. Bringing that Highlife and Afrobeats fusion into the streets of Accra with our trotro drivers, market women, and workers was so important to us. It’s a message that God’s goodness meets every single one of us right where we are, every day.” — Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta

Credits

Written by: Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta

Producer: Obeng King (OBK)

Guitars: Emmanuel Tetteh (ahomah)