Ghanaian-American singer Moliy is back with a fresh collaboration on “Accra Girls,” featuring Mellissa and rap heavyweight Sarkodie.
“Accra Girls” lands as Track 8 on Moliy’s mixtape Baddies Love MOLIY, blending nostalgia with contemporary Afro-pop. The record draws inspiration from classic Azonto anthems, weaving in elements from Criss Waddle’s “Ayi” with Bisa Kdei and 4×4’s “Miss Doctor” to create old-school energy wrapped in modern production. Moliy leads with her signature smooth vocals, while Mellissa adds soulful melodies that anchor the infectious rhythm. Sarkodie brings lyrical precision and charisma to complete the trio.
Since her 2020 debut EP Wondergirl, Moliy has established herself across Afropop and R&B, earning airplay across West Africa and collaborations with rising talents. The Baddies Love MOLIY project celebrates her global “baddie” movement, so the mixtape features an impressive roster including Shenseea, Tyla, Skillibeng, and Yailin la Más Viral. This breadth shows her ability to navigate different sonic spaces while maintaining her own identity.
Tracks like “Accra Girls” demonstrate how Moliy continues pushing Ghanaian music forward by honoring its past.
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