MOLIY’s BADDIES <3 MOLIY Captures the Sound of a New Generation of African Music

MOLIY has never been an artist interested in staying within boundaries. With her new 12-track mixtape BADDIES <3 MOLIY, the Ghanaian-American singer continues to build a world where Afrobeats meets nightlife, rave culture and unapologetic self-expression. Released via gamma, the project arrives as a bold statement from an artist whose sound has consistently moved between continents, genres and identities, reinforcing her position as one of Africa’s most exciting global voices.
Built around themes of confidence, freedom and movement, BADDIES <3 MOLIY sees MOLIY embrace a genre-fluid approach, blending Afrobeats, dancehall, futuristic pop, reggaeton and EDM into a vibrant sonic experience. The mixtape features an impressive global cast including Tyla, MAVO, Sarkodie, Mellissa, Yailin La Más Viral, Theodora, Skillibeng, Shenseea and Br3nya, with each collaboration adding a different energy to the project while allowing MOLIY’s distinctive personality to remain at the centre. The focus single “911 (CALL THE LAW)” introduces the fearless attitude that runs throughout the record, while “Body Go” featuring Tyla continues the momentum from one of the standout collaborations connecting African audiences across Ghana, South Africa and Nigeria.
The project arrives at a significant point in MOLIY’s career. Following the global success of “Shake It To The Max (FLY) (Remix),” which surpassed one billion streams and became one of the defining Afrobeats moments worldwide, the singer has continued to expand her international presence. In 2026, she earned nominations at the MOBO Awards and iHeartRadio Music Awards, became the first Ghanaian artist to perform at the BET Awards, and was recognised by Billboard as an Artist to Watch and Hitmaker of the Year at the Billboard Africa Awards.
More than just a collection of songs, BADDIES <3 MOLIY feels like an invitation into the artist’s universe — one built on experimentation, confidence and cultural connection. “I didn’t want to stay in one lane with this mixtape,” MOLIY said, describing the project as “a party with no rules.”