Cina Soul – Nobody Know Me

After a run of songs shared with Stonebwoy and AratheJay, the Ghanaian singer is back on her own terms with Cina Soul Nobody Know Me, a new single that arrived on 23 October 2026.

The song is out as an official audio on Cina Soul’s YouTube channel. Ziiki Media is on the label line alongside her own name, and the credit on the track is hers alone. It is a solo statement at the end of a year in which she has often shared the spotlight.

The phrase itself is worth a pause. “Nobody know me” is plain, conversational English of the kind you hear in a trotro queue or across a table at a chop bar in Accra. It sounds like a line a person says with a shrug, a smile or a raised eyebrow, and it is the sort of phrase that tends to stay in the head. What Cina Soul does with it is for each listener to hear for themselves, and I would rather you did that than take my word for it.

For anyone searching for the Cina Soul Nobody Know Me video, the release at this moment is the official audio on her channel. It can be streamed there, and Ziiki Media has also shared a link for streaming the song on digital platforms. Those looking for the latest Cina Soul new song can start in either place.

It helps to remember who she is. Cina Soul was born Christie Quincyna Quarcoopome on 3 May 1996. She was raised in Kokomlemle in Accra, and her family roots lie in Jamestown, where her Ga heritage is firmly planted. She is the second of three children, with an older and a younger sister.

Her schooling followed a path many Ghanaian families will recognise. She went to Deyoungsters International School for junior high, then to Aburi Girls Senior High School, and later studied psychology and archaeology at the University of Ghana. Music was never far away during those years, and it soon became the main road.

Her first public step came in 2014, when she reached the final of the Vodafone Ghana Music Icons competition in Accra. After that, listeners met her through a series of covers and mashups of mainstream songs, among them Mr Eazi’s “Bankulize” and Cyna’s “Bamidele”. Those reworkings gave audiences an early taste of her voice and showed she knew what Ghanaians were already singing.

In 2016 she released her debut album, “Metanoia”, with guest appearances from M.anifest, Worlasi and KiDi. The record pushed her into the spotlight and earned her a place on the charts. She is now 30, and she has kept releasing music through the years since. That consistency is part of what makes a new single from her feel like an event rather than a surprise.

Where Cina Soul Nobody Know Me fits in her recent run

Her official channel gives a clear picture of the past two years. On 26 March 2025 she shared a Cina Soul x Stonebwoy upload under the line “A Sound That Feels Larger Than Life”. The official video for “Larger Than Life”, with Stonebwoy as the guest, followed on 5 July 2025. Pairing her with one of Ghana’s biggest stage performers was a confident move, and it put her in front of a wider audience.

On 31 August 2025 she followed with a visualiser for “Different Place”, released under her name alone. Then in 2026 came “Tuff Times 2.0” with AratheJay. The visualiser and a lyric visualiser both went up on 19 March 2026, and a lyrics upload followed on 27 April 2026. You can read our earlier post on Cina Soul and AratheJay’s Tuff Times 2.0 if you missed it.

Set against that run, Cina Soul Nobody Know Me looks like a deliberate change of pace. Her last two projects leaned on a guest, and this one carries only her name. That gives her room to set the tone, and it gives fans a clear look at where she stands as an artist in the final months of 2026.

The sequence of releases also shows how she works. She has moved from a video to a visualiser, then to a lyric visualiser and a lyrics upload, and now to an official audio. Each format asks something different of the listener. A video gives you a story to follow, a lyric upload invites you to sing along, and an official audio leaves only the voice and the production.

That last choice suits a singer whose reputation was built on how she sounds. Listeners can judge the song on melody, mood and delivery alone. It is also how most Ghanaian fans first fall for a record anyway, on a phone speaker, in a car or at a corner shop where somebody has turned the volume up.

The release also keeps Ziiki Media in the story. The label is named with Cina Soul on the release, and its own link is the one shared with the song for streaming. That tells followers where to find the official version, and it helps them steer clear of re-uploads and rough copies that tend to appear within hours of any new release.

Cina Soul has now been in front of the public for twelve years, since her Vodafone Ghana Music Icons final in 2014. She has a debut album that put her on the charts, collaborations with some of the best-known names in the country, and a steady habit of releasing music. Cina Soul Nobody Know Me adds another chapter to that record, and it arrives at a time when many listeners are paying close attention to what she does next.

Watch the official audio on her YouTube channel and stream the song through the Ziiki Media link. Then tell us what you think of Cina Soul Nobody Know Me in the comments, and share it with the friend who always asks what is new from Ghana.

Watch the official video for Nobody Know Me below.

Stream Nobody Know Me on Apple Music.

Nobody Know Me

Cina Soul

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Video and artwork: Cina Soul (official release).