y Kweku Smoke Takes 13 Spots on Apple Music Ghana Top 20 as “Faith” Leads

Ghanaian rapper Kweku Smoke is enjoying an impressive streaming run, occupying 13 of the 20 positions on Apple Music Ghana’s Top Songs chart in its October 26, 2026 update.

His collaboration with Lasmid, “Faith,” holds the No. 1 position, while eight of his songs appear in the chart’s top 10. The performance comes nearly seven weeks after the release of his album, No Days Off.

The numbers behind the run

Here is how Kweku Smoke performed in the October 26 chart snapshot:

• 13 songs in the Top 20.
• 8 songs in the Top 10.
• No. 1: “Faith” featuring Lasmid.
• No. 2: “Bra.”
• No. 3: “Bombele.”
• New entry: “Through The Pain” at No. 20.

Other entries include “Survivor,” “Soul Healer,” “Halleluyah,” “Mmereniho” featuring Dikoo, “Okwantunii” and “Power House” featuring Kwesi Arthur.

The arrival of “Through The Pain” increased his chart representation from 12 songs in the previous week's snapshot to 13.

What this means for Ghanaian music

Kweku Smoke's performance is more than an individual career milestone. It highlights the potential of Ghanaian artists to sustain audience interest beyond the initial excitement surrounding an album release.

Having multiple songs chart simultaneously suggests that listeners are engaging with more than one standout single. It also demonstrates the value of collaborations and a strong domestic streaming audience in building an artist's visibility.

Although chart performance alone does not guarantee international success, sustained local popularity can provide a foundation for wider recognition.

With “Faith” leading and 13 tracks occupying the chart, Kweku Smoke has made a compelling statement about his current influence in Ghana's music scene.

The bigger question now is how long the momentum will last, and whether the success of No Days Off will inspire more Ghanaian artists to pursue projects capable of sustaining attention beyond their release week.
For now, Kweku Smoke's message is clear: No Days Off, and apparently no shortage of chart presence either.