Ghanaian rapper Kweku Smoke teams up with singer Lasmid on “Faith,” a new duet that leans heavily on vocal contrast. The track, produced by MOG Beatz, arrives as a 2026 release that puts two distinct styles side by side.

Kweku Smoke handles the rap verses with a resilient tone, while Lasmid brings melody to the chorus. Their exchange gives the record its push and pull. Because the beat stays in a Hip-Hop pocket, neither voice gets buried. That separation lets the listener hear the tension between spoken grit and sung relief.

The song follows Kweku Smoke’s July work with Sarkodie on “Major League” and his late 2025 project, Scatter Der. So “Faith” refocuses attention on his own catalog after that big collaboration. The subject matter circles belief under pressure, a theme he keeps returning to in his bars. Lasmid’s hook softens that weight, though, offering a melodic counter to the uncertainty in the verses.

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