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Ghanaian Musician OG Abrantie Takes His Hiplife Journey to the Next Level

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Ghanaian musician OG Abrantie is gradually making his presence felt in the local music scene with a style that combines Hiplife, rap and personal storytelling. Born Reynold Quansah and raised in Atico-Bubiashie, Accra, the rapper has chosen to build his music around real life experiences, Ghanaian culture, personal growth and the challenges that come with finding one’s place in the world. OG Abrantie refers to himself as a “Hip Lifer”, a description that reflects his strong connection to Hiplife and his desire to contribute to the sound in his own way. His musical influences include Omar Sterling, Kojo Cue, M.anifest, Ayisi and Obibini, although he points to Omar Sterling and Kojo Cue as the artistes who have influenced him most. Their approach to storytelling and lyricism helped shape his understanding of what music could represent.

OG Abrantie’s interest in music dates back to his school days. He made his first attempt at recording music around 2011/2012 while in senior high school, but it was not until 2022 that he began pursuing music more seriously. A major turning point came after he connected with Twinny Pee and producer Brakaydidit through church. He subsequently spent considerable time at Hoodboys Studios, now BMS Records in Atico-Bubiashie, learning from Brakaydidit and developing his craft. During that period, he worked on songs including “B.I.G (Bleed In Grind)” featuring Brakaydidit and Joy Dek, as well as “AMA” featuring Kweku Star. As his experience in the studio grew, so did his understanding of the kind of artiste he wanted to become. Rather than following whatever sound was popular, OG Abrantie began looking more closely at his own experiences and the stories he wanted to tell. That process eventually shaped his current direction.

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His songs “From From,” “Journey” and “Lone Ranger” highlight different aspects of his personality and journey. While “From From” speaks to his roots, “Journey” focuses on growth and determination, and “Lone Ranger” represents independence and staying committed to his own path. These themes also run through his debut EP, Is It Elementary?, which was released on May 22, 2026.

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The project draws from his upbringing, personal experiences and growth, touching on issues of identity, resilience, purpose and self belief. For OG Abrantie, the experiences people go through can become important lessons and, in some cases, a source of strength. He considers “Journey” the song that best represents him as an artiste because of how closely it reflects his personal story. The song touches on resilience, self discovery, forgiveness and the process of learning how to navigate life.

Beyond the music itself, OG Abrantie wants his work to connect with people who can identify with the stories he tells. His aim is to encourage listeners to embrace their backgrounds, learn from their experiences and continue pursuing their goals despite the challenges they may face. The young artiste has already performed at events including the Black Star Experience, High School Party in the Park and The Beast Party in the Park. His music has also recorded streams across Audiomack, Spotify, Apple Music and Boomplay. For him, however, one of the more important moments in his career has been getting the opportunity to perform his songs for industry players and finding people who believe in his vision.

OG Abrantie is now looking to build on that progress by reaching bigger audiences, working with more industry figures and taking his music beyond Ghana. He also plans to explore the combination of Highlife and Hip Hop as he continues to champion the Hiplife sound. With Is It Elementary? serving as an introduction to his evolving artistry, OG Abrantie is focused on developing a career that remains connected to Ghanaian culture while allowing his personal stories to reach audiences beyond the country.

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Summer on the Hills 2026 Delivers Day-to-Night Party Experience with Seyi Vibez

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Summer on the Hills returned for its 2026 edition on 23 August at Underbridge Annex in East Legon, with Nigerian music star Seyi Vibez taking centre stage as the headline artiste for a day-to-night party experience designed around music, lifestyle, entertainment and social connection.

Founded by Joey Nasko and Marcus Worthington Lewis, popularly known as Khalifaofaccra (KOA), Summer on the Hills was created on the belief that great music and memorable experiences bring people together. The founders have developed the event as more than a conventional concert, combining live music with games, food, vendors, photo experiences, brand activations, fashion and social spaces.

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The 2026 edition began at 4pm and moved from a relaxed daytime atmosphere into a high-energy party rave as the night progressed. The concept gave patrons the opportunity to socialise, explore different experiences and enjoy the music in a setting that blended a calm summer vibe with the energy of a club night.

At the centre of the experience was Seyi Vibez, one of Nigeria’s prominent contemporary street-pop artistes. Born Balogun Afolabi Oluwaloseyi, the Lagos-raised artiste has built a strong following with his blend of Afrobeats, Fuji influences and Yoruba lyricism. His emotionally driven music and distinctive sound have helped him connect with audiences across Nigeria and beyond, making his appearance one of the major attractions of the 2026 edition.

Seyi Vibez was supported by an extensive line-up of Ghanaian DJs, including DJ Millzy, Oj , Dj slay , maleek dj
Dj vigos, DJ Miliki, DJ Wallpaper, DJ Bryant, DJ Speech, DJ KBrown and DJ Freak. The entertainment was further complemented by MCs: Ben Arthur, MC El Chapo, Influence, MC Kayblack, MC Trapper and MC Jerome.

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Summer on the Hills is always a success because of its focus on the complete party experience rather than placing all the attention on the headline performance. Patrons could participate in games, take photographs, enjoy food and vendor offerings, spend time in cabana spaces and engage with brand activations before the event transitioned into its night-time club section.

Hennessy was among the brands involved through an activation, had a supporting sponsor KS transport system,while vendors were given an opportunity to connect directly with patrons and generate sales. The organisers also encouraged guests to embrace smart and stylish summer wear, adding a fashion and lifestyle dimension to the event.

Security was supported by B3 Security, alongside personnel from the Ghana Police Service and the military. Underbridge Annex provided a large venue with air-conditioning facilities, accommodating the different components of the event.

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The event was hosted by Khalifaofaccra and Nasko, with the founders’ broader vision focused on bringing people together to connect, have fun, socialise and discover something new through entertainment. Big ups to Possigee (Coordinator).Thanks to all bloggers who supported the agenda

The 2026 edition followed the previous year’s event, which was headlined by Ghanaian rapper Kweku Smoke. However, the focus this year was firmly on expanding the experience with an international headline act in Seyi Vibez, we had other supporting artist , BLR BOYS ,LALID,MUYEEZ,further connecting Ghana’s party culture with the wider African music scene.

The response to Summer on the Hills reflects a growing appetite for entertainment experiences that go beyond a stage and a single performance. Its combination of music, games, food, fashion, brand experiences and social interaction allows patrons to spend an extended period within one environment, moving naturally from afternoon relaxation into a full night of entertainment.

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For Joey Nasko and Marcus Worthington Lewis, Summer on the Hills represents an opportunity to build a recurring entertainment property that brings together artistes, audiences, brands, vendors and creatives.

As the organisers look ahead to the next chapter, the presale of tickets for the 2027 edition of Summer on the Hills is scheduled to begin next month. The early ticket release signals the organisers’ intention to build on the momentum of the 2026 experience and keep the event firmly on the entertainment calendar.

With anticipation already building for the next edition, Summer on the Hills is moving from a one-day party into an evolving entertainment property, with its founders continuing to explore new ways of bringing music, lifestyle, brands and people together.

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