Kumasi-bred rapper Kofi Mole reconnects with fellow Ghanaian act Quamina MP on “Wayadew,” another cut from his EP “4 DA POPPIN.” Their pairing brings two different lanes together into one energetic record.
Kofi Mole’s built his name on confident rap delivery since dropping into the scene around 2018, and he’s stayed consistent ever since. Quamina MP brings something else to the table, a more melodic touch shaped by his own background in production. Put those two approaches together, and “Wayadew” ends up somewhere between rap grit and Afrobeat smoothness.
The production stays polished and infectious, built around hooks that stick fast. Nothing here feels underworked or rushed out. Instead, the beat carries that contemporary Ghanaian sound both artists are known for individually.
Kofi Mole leads with his usual sharp, assured flow, setting the record’s energy early on. “Wayadew” works because both artists commit fully to their own strengths instead of trying to match each other. The chemistry still comes through clearly. It plays like two friends bringing different energy to the same solid beat.
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