
Captain Planet of 4×4 fame returns with Fulani, an energetic Afrobeats record inspired by the beauty and culture of the Fulani people of West Africa. The veteran hitmaker, whose group gave Ghana classics like “Siklitele” and “World Trade Center”, brings his trademark party energy to a song that celebrates a woman with the grace and style the Fulani are famous for.
The production is upbeat and percussion-heavy, with a bounce that recalls the azonto era Captain Planet helped define, updated with modern Afrobeats drums. His delivery is playful and confident, and the hook, built around the title, is made for dance floors from Accra to Abuja.
Stream Captain Planet – Fulani below.
What Fulani is about
Fulani is a love song dressed as a party record. Captain Planet praises a woman’s beauty, her poise and the way she carries herself, using the Fulani, known across West Africa for their striking looks and traditions, as the picture of elegance. The lyrics mix Twi, pidgin and English, and the song never loses its sense of fun. It is the kind of record that gets a wedding reception on its feet.
The official audio on his channel has been the song’s main home online, and it has started appearing in DJ sets alongside the 4×4 classics.
About Captain Planet
Captain Planet is one third of 4×4, the group that dominated Ghanaian party music in the late 2000s and early 2010s with hits such as “Siklitele”, “World Trade Center”, “Baby Dance” and “Yesi Yesi”, and helped launch the azonto wave that swept West Africa. As a solo artiste he has kept the energy going with records like “Obi Agye Me Dɔ” with Kofi Kinaata and “Gbese”, and he remains one of the most reliable party hitmakers in the country.
Why the song works
Captain Planet understands Ghanaian dance music from the inside, and Fulani shows it. The tempo is right, the hook is instant and the subject is one that West Africans across borders can relate to, which gives the song potential beyond Ghana. For older fans it is a reminder of the 4×4 glory days, and for younger listeners it is an introduction to one of the architects of the modern Ghanaian party sound.
It also arrives at a time when Ghanaian Afrobeats is leaning back towards fun, danceable records after a long drill-dominated period.
It is a record that proves experience counts in party music, where knowing exactly when the hook should land is half the battle.
Listen to Captain Planet – Fulani
Stream it on your favourite platform. Tell us in the comments which 4×4 classic still gets you dancing.
Song details
- Title: Fulani
- Artiste: Captain Planet
- Genre: Afrobeats / Ghanaian music
- Released: 2026
- Country: Ghana
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