Old school highlife is a vibrant and melodic genre that hails from West Africa, particularly Ghana, and flourished from the late 20th century. Characterized by its fusion of traditional African rhythms with Western instruments, this genre is known for its upbeat tempo and joyous feel, making it a staple in celebrations and social gatherings. Artists like Dr. K. Gyasi, C.K. Mann, and K. Frimpong were pioneers, incorporating elements such as the guitar, horns, and local percussion to create a sound that is at once both uniquely Ghanaian and universally appealing. The genre's lyrics often focus on themes of love, social issues, and folklore, delivered in a mix of local languages and English. Old school highlife serves as a significant expression of Ghanaian cultural identity, bridging generations and influencing contemporary African music styles.

The Torch (Boko A Ko Remixed)

Ebo Taylor

Album - 8 Tracks - Released November 15, 2024