Top Songs 2026 in Ghana: Apple Music’s Daily ‘Top 100: Ghana’ Chart (Kweku Smoke, Black Sherif, Kofi Mole)

If you want the top songs 2026 in Ghana as listeners are actually playing them, Apple Music’s Top 100: Ghana chart is the plainest answer. It is Apple Music’s own chart playlist, described on the service as the most-played songs in Ghana, updated every day. When we opened it on Thursday, 12 November 2026, it carried 100 songs with a running time of 5 hours 2 minutes, and Kweku Smoke’s “Bra” sat at No. 1.

The player above is Apple Music’s official embed. Subscribers hear full tracks, other visitors hear short previews, and because the chart refreshes daily, the order you see may already differ from the snapshot below.

Kweku Smoke still owns the top of the chart

More than two months after its release, NO DAYS OFF is still running things. The top three on 12 November were Kweku Smoke’s “Bra”, “Faith” with Lasmid and “Bombele”, and his name is on 21 of the 100 entries, counting collaborations and older cuts such as “Young Boy” and “Jah Guide”. DailyGuide reported that the 13-track album came out on 4 September 2026, is his seventh studio album and has passed 40 million Audiomack streams. We followed the album’s first run on the chart in our earlier report on Kweku Smoke’s Apple Music Ghana run.

The only song breaking his hold on the top five is Kofi Mole’s “BALOTELLI (SUPA)” at No. 4, from the 4 DA POPPIN’ EP. “Survivor” follows at No. 5.

Black Sherif, AratheJay and O’Kenneth fill the middle

Black Sherif has 16 songs under his own name on the list, the second-highest count. His SUN SHERIF EP, which dropped the same day as NO DAYS OFF, supplies “Jolie” (No. 20), “Forever” with AratheJay (No. 22) and “Expresso” (No. 25), while older favourites like “Kwaku the Traveller” and “Soja” are still hanging on near the bottom.

AratheJay’s “FAMAME” (No. 19) leads four songs from his CHRISTO DISCO EP, and O’Kenneth places seven tracks, with “OTOTROBONSU” the highest at No. 24. Further down you will find Fameye’s “Gen Z” (No. 26), King Promise’s “Melody” (No. 47), Shatta Wale’s “Ayoo” (No. 91) and a gospel entry, Minister GUC’s “Good God” featuring Sunmisola Agbebi (No. 80).

Naija hits are part of Ghana’s chart too

Nigerian acts have a strong presence. Asake is a main artist on eight entries, led by “Forgiveness” from M$NEY at No. 6. Blaqbonez and Asake’s “IKEBE 3000” is No. 8, and Davido, FOLA and Mayorkun’s “B4 B4” is No. 9.

When to play it

At five hours, the chart works as a full-day soundtrack: put it on shuffle for a house party, a long trip from Accra to Kumasi or a shop that needs music all afternoon. Several tracks carry Apple’s explicit tag, so check before playing it around children. For other weekly rankings, see our Ghana music charts page.

Frequently asked questions

Who makes the Top 100: Ghana chart?
Apple Music publishes it as one of its country charts, built from what people in Ghana play on the service.

How often does it change?
Every day, according to Apple Music’s description.

What was No. 1 on 12 November 2026?
“Bra” by Kweku Smoke, ahead of “Faith” (Kweku Smoke and Lasmid) and “Bombele”.

GhanaSongs.com will keep checking the chart and report the big movements as they happen.

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