Ghanaian-American singer Moliy returns with her latest studio project, the confidence-soaked mixtape “BADDIES <3 MOLIY” celebrating community and the baddie movement. The project lands as a bold statement from an artist who has spent recent years carving out her lane between Afropop, R&B, and alternative sounds. Across twelve tracks and just under thirty-three minutes, Moliy leans into witty cadences and emotional range over production that balances breezy guitar, synth layers, and crisp percussion.
The mixtape features collaborations with Jamaica’s Skillibeng and Shenseea, Dominican artist Yailin la Más Viral, and South Africa’s Tyla – a roster that speaks to Moliy’s pull across the diaspora. Production work constructs a colorful sonic foundation, layering delicate basslines and luscious pads beneath her vocals. Tracks like “JETSKI (FRIKI)” and “TOMETO” showcase the breadth of her delivery, moving smoothly across different tempos while maintaining the catchy, forceful energy that defines her work.
Since her 2020 debut, Moliy has collaborated with major names and built a reputation as one of Africa’s most dynamic voices. Her ability to navigate genre blends – from straight Afropop to R&B-leaning cuts – has earned her a growing following across streaming platforms and social media. “BADDIES <3 MOLIY” feels like a natural evolution, stepping fully into her confidence without losing the emotional depth that makes her stand out.
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