Ghanaian hip-life heavyweight Kwaw Kese teams up with Kumasi street-pop act Oseikrom Sikanii for a gritty new joint called “Proceeds”. The collaboration brings together two artists who thrive in Ghana’s street-rap scene, both known for delivering hard-hitting anthems that celebrate hustle and money. Producer Skonti handled the beat, while Steve K Gyamfi directed the official video that accompanied the release.
Kwaw Kese, born Emmanuel Kofi Botwe and often called Abodam, has built a career on high-energy hiplife and rap since the mid-2000s. He founded MAD-TIME ENTERTAINMENT in 2005 and later launched The Last Two Music Group. His discography includes albums like “Odiem” from 2007, “Victory” in 2020, and “No Pressure” in 2021. He has worked alongside artists such as Stonebwoy, Kofi Mole, Pappy Kojo, and Obrafour.
The instrumental on “Proceeds” leans heavily on hammering kick drums and crisp hi-hat loops. A dark sub-heavy bassline sits under fast-paced percussion rhythms, giving the track maximum bounce. Yet the mix leaves enough space so every word and ad-lib cuts through clearly, letting both rappers command attention without clashing.
Street anthems like this remind listeners why Ghanaian rap keeps evolving while staying rooted in hustle narratives. Have you heard Kwaw Kese – Proceeds yet? Drop your thoughts in the comments.
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