Ghanaian rapper Showbezzy teams up with dancehall artist Captan on “Lowkey,” a street-hop record from his Lonely at the Top album.
Showbezzy, also known as Showboy, has been putting in work within Ghana’s hip-hop scene. The 2Hype Records artist has built his catalogue around street music, with releases that connect with listeners who enjoy Ghanaian rap. This time, he brings Captan along for a collaboration that gives the song another dimension.
“Lowkey” centres on keeping personal moves away from unnecessary attention. The title reflects the idea of working quietly while focusing on your goals. It is a message that fits the street-inspired direction Showbezzy has explored in his music.
Captan joins the rapper with his dancehall-influenced delivery. Known for his association with Shatta Movement, the Ghanaian performer brings a different musical style to the record. His appearance adds a dancehall flavour to Showbezzy’s rap delivery.
The song runs for 3 minutes and 7 seconds and appears on Showbezzy’s Lonely at the Top project. It was released on August 25, 2026, and is also available through his official Audiomack account.
Showbezzy has previously worked with Ghanaian rappers such as Yaw Tog, Kweku Smoke and Ypee. His catalogue also includes projects like Kakaaku and Tactician. These releases have helped establish his presence among Ghanaian street-hop listeners.
Now, “Lowkey” adds Captan to that list of collaborations. Listen to Showbezzy’s “Lowkey” featuring Captan and tell us what you think of their chemistry in the comments.
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