Ghanaian rap heavyweight Strongman reunites with Sarkodie on a hard-hitting new single titled “LOMO (League Of My Own),” produced by ATOWN TSB.
This one has been generating serious conversation since it dropped July 24, and for good reason. Fans have long described the Strongman and Sarkodie dynamic as godfather and son, so any time they share a record it carries weight beyond just the music. The last time they came together was years back, making this reunion one of the more anticipated Ghanaian hip-hop moments of 2026.
The timing adds another layer too. Sarkodie recently dropped “Major League” featuring Kweku Smoke, and now here’s Strongman with “League Of My Own.” Fans have already started reading both titles as separate declarations of dominance from two artists determined to remind the scene who they are.
ATOWN TSB keeps the production hard-hitting and clean, built to let the bars breathe rather than compete with them. Nothing clutters the mix. Both rappers get a clear canvas, and they use every inch of it.
Strongman opens with sharp Twi-laced verses that showcase the lyrical dexterity he’s been building since his breakthrough. His flow stays controlled but aggressive. Sarkodie answers with rapid-fire delivery and the kind of witty metaphors that have kept him at the top of African rap for over a decade.
“LOMO” isn’t about competing with each other – it’s two elite rappers standing in their own space and daring anyone to question it.
Have you heard Strongman’s “LOMO” featuring Sarkodie? Drop your verdict in the comments – who had the better verse?
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