Oseikrom Sikanii – KPO (ft. Medikal)

After a busy summer of singles, videos and a dance challenge, Oseikrom Sikanii closes the year with a fresh collaboration, and Oseikrom Sikanii Kpo is the song he has chosen to do it with. The new single features Medikal, and the official audio went up on YouTube on 6 November 2026.

Oseikrom Sikanii Kpo is a stream-ready release, and the song is simply called “KPO”. Listeners can find it on the major platforms through the link the artist shared with the upload, and the audio is also on his official YouTube channel. It is a clean, direct way to present a new record: the song first, with everything else left to the music.

Medikal is the only guest on the track, which gives the release a clear two-man shape. For fans who follow Ghanaian rap and street music closely, a pairing like this is easy to understand. Both names carry weight with a young audience that likes its records loud, quick to remember and easy to share.

It also continues a habit that Oseikrom Sikanii has built up this year. He rarely releases alone. Across his recent uploads, the guest list has included AlorG, Bosom Pyung and King Paluta, and now Medikal joins it. Each of those records came with a different partner, and each one asked the listener to hear him in a slightly different setting.

Those who want to hear how he handles a duet should go back to the earlier collaboration with AlorG. We covered it when it came out, and you can read about Oseikrom Sikanii and AlorG on R2bees to see where this run began for us.

Oseikrom Sikanii Kpo follows a busy 2026

The timeline shows how active he has been. In the third week of June, he put out the R2Bees performance video with AlorG on 19 June. Two days later, on 21 June, came the official video for Pampaso with Bosom Pyung. On 22 June, Adwuma, featuring King Paluta, followed. That is three releases in four days, which is a serious statement of intent for any artist.

July closed with I’m Me, an official video that arrived on 31 July. This time he stood on his own, without a guest. A few days later, on 4 August, he released a dance challenge for Wakawaka, a reminder that a Ghanaian song today often lives as much on a phone screen as it does on the radio. Fans were invited to join in, and that is a smart way to keep a record moving once the first listen is over.

Adey Mad, an official audio, came on 18 August. Then there was a pause of nearly three months before KPO. In a year where he kept a steady rhythm of new music, that gap makes this release feel like a return rather than a continuation, and a return with a well-known guest at that.

Counting KPO, his official channel now holds seven uploads between 19 June and 6 November. Four of them feature a guest: AlorG, Bosom Pyung, King Paluta and Medikal. Anyone catching up can start with the R2Bees performance video and work forward through Pampaso, Adwuma, I’m Me, Wakawaka and Adey Mad, which makes for a neat listening order that ends with this latest record.

What the release adds to the run is variety in format as well as in company. He has now shared a performance video, official videos, a challenge clip and official audio within a single year. KPO belongs to the audio group, alongside Adey Mad, and it suggests that he is happy to let a song be heard properly before any visuals arrive.

There is nothing wrong with that approach. A lot of Ghanaian listeners first meet a new song as an audio upload, play it in a taxi, a trotro or a shop, and decide in a minute whether it deserves a place on their phone. A record that works on that basis often travels further than one that depends on a big video.

Medikal’s presence should help it get that first listen. His name alone draws attention in Ghana, and fans of both artists are bound to want to hear how their voices sit together on Oseikrom Sikanii Kpo. We will leave the verdict to you, because a collaboration like this is best judged by ear and by how many times you go back to it.

The artist’s social pages carry news of the release. He is on Instagram as oseikromsikanii_1, on Twitter as sikaniioseikrom, on Facebook as sikaniioseikrom, and on TikTok as oseikromsikanii_11. Those are the places where fans usually react first, post clips and start the conversation that keeps a record in circulation.

If you are looking for the Oseikrom Sikanii new song, the quickest route is the Oseikrom Sikanii Kpo official audio on his YouTube channel. Stream it, listen all the way through, and then tell us what you think of the Medikal verse and the energy on the track. Share the song with a friend who likes a good Ghanaian collaboration, and let us know in the comments if this is your favourite of his releases this year.

For more new music from Ghana, keep checking this page and our other posts on Oseikrom Sikanii. He has shown this year that he can release often, and if KPO is a sign of what is coming next, there will be more to talk about before the year is out.

Watch the official video for KPO below.

Video and artwork: Oseikrom Sikanii ft. Medikal (official release).