Ghanaian Afro-dancehall and highlife artist Cojo Rae comes through with “Iskoki,” produced by Abochi. It’s a solo cut, smooth and easy, giving fans another taste of his signature sound.
Cojo Rae’s been steadily building his name in Kumasi’s music scene, already known for songs like “Yagye Nsam” featuring Jay Bahd and Strongman, plus his five-track project “Before the Album.” “Iskoki” fits right into that same growing catalogue. He’s clearly not slowing down either, following up quickly with more solo drops and collaborations lately.
Abochi handles the production here, keeping things melodic and contemporary throughout. Nothing about the arrangement feels overworked or fussy. Cojo Rae leans on his usual Afro-dancehall sensibilities, blending them with highlife touches throughout. It reads like a record built for casual, repeat listening rather than deep analysis.
“Iskoki” works because Cojo Rae commits fully to that smooth, memorable feel. Nothing here overreaches or tries too hard to impress. It plays like a solid, easy addition to his steadily growing Ghanaian catalogue.
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