Quamina MP – Eshishi (ft. Kofi Mole)

As 2026 moves towards its close, Quamina MP Eshishi puts the Ghanaian musician and record producer back in front of his listeners, with Kofi Mole beside him on the record. The song went up on Quamina MP’s official YouTube channel on 6 November 2026.

The upload is an audio slide, which means listeners get the track itself with a still image on screen rather than a full music video. It is the format artists often use to get a song out quickly and let the music speak first. Fans who prefer to watch should note that this is not an official video, so the audio is the main event.

Quamina MP Eshishi is a collaboration, and the pairing will not feel strange to regular followers. Kofi Mole and Quamina MP have worked together before, and our readers will remember Kofi Mole’s Wayedew featuring Quamina MP. A second song between the two suggests a working friendship that has lasted, and fans who liked the first one now have a reason to come back.

Kofi Mole is the featured artist on the song, and his name will draw his own followers to the upload. When two fan bases meet on one track, the early comments and shares tend to show quickly which verses and moments people like most. It will be interesting to see how listeners respond over the coming days.

For Quamina MP, the release continues a year in which he has stayed busy. His most recent upload before this one was the official visualiser for Sunshine, a song with Fameye, which arrived on 10 July 2026. Eshishi follows less than four months later, and it shows an artist who prefers a steady flow of new music to long silences between big projects.

The Sunshine release is a good place to continue if you want more of his recent work. Our earlier post on Sunshine gives more detail on that song.

Quamina MP Eshishi follows a busy run of releases

The wider picture is a strong one for him. Late in 2025 he put out several pieces of work in quick succession. On 25 September 2025 came the official music video for Odo Bi Yɛ Dɛ with Arathejay. A few weeks later, on 30 October 2025, he shared a fun video for She Likes It with Twitch 4EVA.

Then, on 3 November 2025, he released the official music video for Medusa with Stonebwoy. That placed three videos with three different guests inside about six weeks. It was a busy stretch for any artist, and it gave his channel a steady stream of new material.

Look at that list and a pattern shows itself. Almost every one of those songs has a guest. Arathejay, Twitch 4EVA, Stonebwoy, Fameye and now Kofi Mole all appear on his recent run. Quamina MP clearly enjoys working with other voices, and the variety of partners keeps his catalogue from sounding like one long repeat.

It also fits his background as a producer. Quamina MP, whose full name is Emmanuel Kwamina Amonoo, was born on 11 September 1993 in Takoradi. He grew up in Mankessim, where he had his basic education, and he later attended St Marys Senior High School. He went on to Ghana Communication Technology University but had to leave because his parents could not afford the fees.

Music became his full-time path after that. Around 2014 he learnt to make beats, and he used that skill to support his decision to pursue music seriously. In 2017 he met Ground Up Chale, the talent recruiting and music management platform, and the connection gave him his big break in Ghana with the song Wiase Y3d3.

His career has also carried real personal weight. He lost his father in November 2020 in a road accident, after the two had been travelling together. He has kept making music in the years since, and his run of releases through 2025 and 2026 shows how steady that work has been.

The years since his break have taken him to a long list of stages. He has performed at Afrochella, Detty Rave, Tidal Rave, Ghana Rocks, the Rapperholic Concert and the Bhim Concert, and he has appeared at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards. His shows have also reached the Ghanaian community abroad, including a Ghana music awards event in London and a Ghana Independence party in Manchester.

That history matters when a song like Eshishi lands. A producer who taught himself to make beats now has the standing to work with a name like Kofi Mole and release the result on his own channel. It is a small marker of how far the Mankessim schoolboy has come.

Anyone who wants to hear the song can stream the Quamina MP Eshishi audio on Quamina MP’s official YouTube channel, where the track has been available since 6 November 2026. Streaming it there also supports the artists directly, and it makes the view and comment counts a fair reflection of how the song is doing.

Listen to Quamina MP Eshishi, then tell us what you think in the comments. Share the song with a friend who likes new Ghanaian music, and let us know where you would place it beside Wayedew and the rest of his recent releases.

Watch the official video for Eshishi below.

Video and artwork: Quamina MP ft. Kofi Mole (official release).