Ghana’s rich highlife tradition continues to thrive with Sugya, the latest release from Nana Senti and The Akwantufuo Band, featuring the lyrical prowess of rap sensation Obibini. This track beautifully fuses classic highlife instrumentation with contemporary storytelling, creating timeless yet refreshing music.
Sugya which translates to “bachelor” is a heartfelt breakup anthem, exploring the pain of one-sided love. The song highlights the reality that true love requires mutual effort, emphasizing that relationships are not meant to be endured alone.
Nana Senti and his band expertly weave soulful guitar melodies, rhythmic percussions, and lively horns, staying true to Highlife’s signature groove. The live instrumentation is rich, evoking nostalgia while keeping listeners engaged with an uplifting yet emotive energy.
Adding a modern twist, Obibini steps in with his smooth, calculated rap verses, delivering poignant lines that complement the song’s message.
His lyrical dexterity blends seamlessly with the highlife arrangement, bridging traditional Ghanaian sounds with contemporary hip-hop influences.
With Sugya, Nana Senti & The Akwantufuo Band reaffirm their place in the modern highlife scene. The track is not just a song, it’s a story, a vibe, and a celebration of authentic Ghanaian music.