The term “Kumericans” refers to a vibrant youth subculture that emerged from Kumasi, Ghana. Blending elements of Ghanaian identity with American hip-hop and street culture, Kumericans express themselves through distinctive slang, fashion, music (especially drill/“Asakaa” rap), and visuals. The movement gained widespread attention around 2020, showcasing the creativity and influence of Kumasi’s young artists while putting the city on the map in Ghana’s evolving music and cultural scene.
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The term “Kumericans” refers to a vibrant youth subculture that emerged from Kumasi, Ghana. Blending elements of Ghanaian identity with American hip-hop and street culture, Kumericans express themselves through distinctive slang, fashion, music (especially drill/“Asakaa” rap), and visuals. The movement gained widespread attention around 2020, showcasing the creativity and influence of Kumasi’s young artists while putting the city on the map in Ghana’s evolving music and cultural scene.
DJ Mensah, has released the second volume of his hugely popular ‘Azonto To The World’ mixtape. Explaining the catchy cover art work, DJ Mensah said “if you look at the art work you can see I wrote Alkayida and cancelled it. The reason being that concept is that, dance with a name like this won’t take us anywhere. It is a beautiful dance but Azonto has gradually entered to the international market and has been accepted worldwide. We must keep pushing Azonto rather than everyone trying to start a new trend, that is not what is gonna take us there.”
1. Intro – DJ Mensah
2. Turn Around – Jmg/Dblack
3. Life-Instrumental – Killbeatz
4. Life (Refix) – DJ Mensah/R2bees
5. One More Flow – Yaw Siki/Chase
6. Anything Can Happen – Kemanya/Sarkodie
7. Im In There – Rotimi
8. HallELujah – EL/Manifest
9. Prepaid Girl – Stay J
10. Red Light – Saaseban
11. Aboki Intrumentals – Ice Prince
12. Abokizonto Fiesta – DJ Mensah
13. Azonto Fiesta Ghost – Bisa Kdei
14. Azonto Ghost – Bisa Kdei
15. Baby Lace – Stay Jay
16. Try My Love – Okay
17. Nkwanda Kwadaa – Guru
18. Ohi3 Hor – Chymmy
19. S3k3 – Dr Slim/ Double
20. 3 Points – Gasmilla
21. Olakame – Sala
22. Dancehall King – Shata Wale
23. Foreva – Tiffanny/Mugeez
24. Sakasaaka – Modulo/Captain Planet
25. Tgif – D2
26. Gh Dance – Guyman Stix
27. Fire – Chase
28. Wese Sen – Bradez
29. Mama Mia – Pappykojo/EL/Jiggy Replay
30. Format Girlz – Stay Jay
31. My Girl – Buk Bak
32. Body Lotion – Keche
33. London Bridge – 4X4
34. Antenna – Fuse/Wyclef
35. Yawa Dey – Il Nana/Mugeez
36. Ayi – Criss Waddle
37. Jeggings Party – Yaw Siki
38. Blow My Mind – Yaw Siki/Killbeatz
39. Bounce To The Beat – Lighter
40. Azonto Bomb – Joey B
41. Alanta – Buk Bak
42. Bomeka – Atumpan
43. Asa Bone – Kesse
44. Extra Large – Atumpan
45. You De Craze- EL
46. Dcryme /Kukere – DJ Mensah/Dcryme
47. Outro – DJ Mensah
SOUND OF AFRICA COMPILATION
The term “Kumericans” refers to a vibrant youth subculture that emerged from Kumasi, Ghana. Blending elements of Ghanaian identity with American hip-hop and street culture, Kumericans express themselves through distinctive slang, fashion, music (especially drill/“Asakaa” rap), and visuals. The movement gained widespread attention around 2020, showcasing the creativity and influence of Kumasi’s young artists while putting the city on the map in Ghana’s evolving music and cultural scene.
