Kweku Smoke Takes 13 Spots on Apple Music Ghana Top 20 as ‘No Days Off’ Keeps Running

Kweku Smoke is having the kind of run most Ghanaian rappers only talk about. Almost two months after he dropped his album No Days Off, the rapper is holding 13 of the 20 places on Apple Music’s Top 20 Ghana chart.

The latest update, dated Monday, 26 October 2026 and compiled by Pulse Ghana, has eight of his songs in the top ten alone. “Faith”, his song with Lasmid, held on to the number one spot for another week, with “Bra” and “Bombele” right behind it at two and three. The only song that broke his hold on the top five was Kofi Mole’s “BALOTELLI (SUPA)”, which sits at number four.

From five to nine, it is Kweku Smoke all the way again, with “Soul Healer”, “Hallelujah”, “Mmereniho” with Real Dikoo and “Okwantunii” among the songs filling those places. “Power House”, which features Kwesi Arthur, is at eleven, while “Life of a Hustler”, the title track “No Days Off”, “Set It Straight” and “Through the Pain” also made the list. “Through the Pain” is the new entry this week, at number 20, which takes his count up from the 12 songs he had on the chart the week before.

Kweku Smoke’s No Days Off songs on the Apple Music Ghana chart

No Days Off came out on Friday, 4 September 2026. It is a 13-track album that runs for about 33 minutes, and the only guests on it are Lasmid, Kwesi Arthur and Real Dikoo. According to 3Music TV, it went straight to number one on Apple Music in Ghana when it was released and also charted in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Italy.

What makes the run interesting is how long it has lasted. In the streaming era, a big Ghanaian album usually takes over the chart for a week or two and then gives way to the next release. Black Sherif released his Sun Sherif EP on the very same day, 4 September, and by this week his “Jolie” was at number 18, with “Expresso” just outside the top 20 at number 21. Kweku Smoke, on the other hand, has gained ground.

It also follows a busy few years for the rapper. No Days Off comes after Walk With Me in 2025 and two projects in 2024, Kweku Jesus and Born in Hell, so his fans have had plenty of music from him. The themes on this one are hustle, survival and gratitude, which explains why songs like “Faith” and “Life of a Hustler” have connected with so many young listeners.

The rest of the chart shows how strong Nigerian music remains in Ghana. Asake has three songs in the top 20, “Forgiveness” at ten, “IKEBE 3000” with Blaqbonez at twelve and “Gratitude” at thirteen, while Davido, FOLA and Mayorkun are at fourteen with “B4 B4”. Fameye’s “Gen Z” is the other Ghanaian song on the list, at number 17.

For now, the chart belongs to Kweku Smoke, and “Faith” remains the song carrying the album. Watch the official video below, and get the song on our Kweku Smoke ft Lasmid – Faith page.

Chart positions as published by Pulse Ghana for the Apple Music Top 20 Ghana update of 26 October 2026. Album details from Apple Music and 3Music TV.