Ghanaian rapper and songwriter Kofi Mole links up with Takoradi-born poet and musician Quamina MP on “Wayedew,” adding a fresh collaborative chapter to both artists’ 2026 catalogues.
The pairing makes natural sense. Both artists operate within Ghana’s hip-hop and hiplife space while bringing distinctly different creative personalities into the same room. Kofi Mole’s sharp lyrical identity and melodic rap approach contrasts cleanly with Quamina MP’s gifted poetic musicality – so the record builds tension and release through contrast rather than similarity. That dynamic gives “Wayedew” a texture that artists from the same exact lane rarely achieve together.
Quamina MP – born Emmanuel Kwamina Amonoo in Takoradi – has spent his career building a reputation as one of Ghana’s most versatile artistic voices. His featured work with Kofi Kinaata on “Back To Sender” and collaborations across the “Before You Go” era showed an artist who moves well alongside established peers. So stepping into this collaboration with Kofi Mole gives “Wayedew” additional credibility from a musician whose pen and musicianship both earn respect across Ghana’s industry.
Kofi Mole also brings real industry momentum into this record. His catalogue – including work with Sarkodie, Kwesi Arthur, and consistent solo output – shows an artist who picks his collaborations carefully rather than flooding timelines. So “Wayedew” arriving now signals a purposeful creative decision rather than content filling.
Stream “Wayedew” below and tell us – does this Kofi Mole and Quamina MP combination deserve a full joint project?
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