On The Line in this episode is Ghanaian music sensation, AratheJay, who talks about his upbringing in Kenya, his faith in God and how it has driven him through his career, and his 2025 album, “The Odyssey”.
Before the sold-out shows and the international features, there was a girl from Kumasi who got pulled off stage at her own university. In this episode of On The Line, we call Gyakie — one of Ghana’s most exciting voices — and we talk about the moments nobody saw. The Republic Hall performance where she was booed off stage and cried backstage. The unreleased “bedroom” tracks she’s not bold enough to drop yet. Why she sampled her father Nana Acheampong on Y2K Love. And the Kojo Radikal verse that made her ask, “Why would you do this to me?” We also get into what it really means to be a woman in Ghana’s music industry, and Gyakie delivers some straight talk: “Don’t settle for less. And don’t be sleeping with people you work with.” Plus, she puts us onto an artist she’s loving right now — Ria Boss —and shares what’s coming next as she continues to push the After Midnight album. This one’s personal.
She’s one of Ghana’s biggest voices. She told us things she’s never said on camera. Can you guess who’s on the line? Listen closely — the voice gives it away. Episode 1 drops soon. Subscribe and pick up.
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