In a resounding testament to the global impact of Ghanaian music, Amaarae’s hit track “Princess Going Digital” has clinched the third spot on Rolling Stone’s prestigious list of the Top 10 Best Afrobeats Songs of 2023.
This recognition not only affirms Amaarae’s musical prowess but also underscores the rising prominence of Ghana’s vibrant music scene on the international stage.
The complete list, curated by Rolling Stone Magazine, features a diverse array of Afrobeats gems that have captivated audiences worldwide. Topping the chart is Tyla’s “Water” from South Africa, followed closely by the collaborative magic of Davido and MusaKeys in “Unavailable.”
Rolling Stone’s Top 10 Best Afropop Songs of 2023:
- Water – Tyla 🇿🇦
- Unavailable – Davido & MusaKeys 🇳🇬🇿🇦
- Princess Going Digital – Amaarae 🇬ðŸ‡
- Tiki Taka – Vacra 🇫🇷
- People – Libianca 🇨🇲
- Mnike – Tyler ICU 🇿🇦
- Blessings (This Year) (Remix) – Victor Thompson, Gunna & Ehis ‘D’ Greatest 🇳🇬🇺🇸
- Mi Na Wewe – Jidi 🇰🇪
- Terminator – King Promise 🇬ðŸ‡
- Yahyuppiyah – Uncle Waffles 🇿🇦
Source: Rolling Stone Magazine
Notably, King Promise also earned a place in this esteemed lineup, securing the ninth position with his track “Terminator.” This recognition serves as a testament to the wide-ranging influence of Ghanaian artists, further establishing their foothold in the global music landscape.
As we celebrate these remarkable achievements, it is evident that Ghanaian music continues to command attention and accolades on a scale that transcends borders. Amaarae’s “Princess Going Digital” and King Promise’s “Terminator” stand as proud representatives of the rich musical tapestry emanating from the heart of Africa and resonating with audiences worldwide.
The inclusion of these tracks in Rolling Stone’s prestigious list reinforces the notion that Ghana’s music scene is not just making waves locally but is a force to be reckoned with on the international stage.
