Da Blackstar – ETERNAL FLAME ALBUM | Stream on Tiyumba Africa

G(caps)hana’s Hip-Hop/Trap sensation Da Blackstar has unveiled his third studio album, Eternal Flame. With the official launch set for October 11, 2025, fans are already vibing to this powerful project. Dive into the full album and discover the fire behind the flame

Artist: Da Blackstar

Album: ETERNAL FLAME

Genre: Hip-Hop/ Trap

Runtime: 45 min 51 sec

Date of Release: December 30, 2024

Album Tracklist

1. Overdose (OD)

   Producer: Ayamadeit

2. Self-made

   Producer: Chester Beats

3. Our Time

   Producer: Beat Lord

4. Stepping

   Producer: Chester Beats

5. Chameleon

   Producer: Spyda Beats

6. Patrol

   Producer: Cervo Beats

7. Mama Smile

   Producer: Radi Hova

8. Ransom

   Producer: Pluggmadeit

9. Unforgettable Nights

   Producer: _

10. Shoota

    Producer: Spydee

11. Motion (feat. Dani Sadiq)

    Producer: Chester Beats

12. Miss You

    Producer: Nahz Rashid

13. Running

    Producer: Spydee

14. Rich Civilians

    Producer: Spyda Beats

15. Burning (feat. Papi Suweide)

    Producer: ABRAHAM

16. Ninsala

    Producer: Spydee

17. Top Boy

    Producer: Spydee

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Tiyumba's Verdict

Ghana's music scene has seen massive improvement with projects like Eternal Flame by Da Blackstar. Hip-Hop as a genre in Northern Ghana and beyond has evolved into an independent sound and it's here to stay. Stream the album ahead of the historic event: the Eternal Flame Album Concert.

Track One, "Overdose," features lyrics that mix themes of fame, money, and a harsh life; you can hear the experience he shares throughout the single. 

"Self Made," the second track, proves his place in the music scene, he declares he’s self‑made and needs no validation, while admitting the journey in music and life has not been easy. 

On "Our Time," the artist makes it clear that Trap and Hip‑Hop are well represented and that they’re on top of the genre; he says this is their time to shine, and the lyrics demonstrate his standards. 

"Stepping" shows the artist’s emergence with a new sound, and fans are going crazy for it. 

"Chameleon" feels like an anthem and affirms his success when he sings, "I'm here for a good time; I was counting losses for a while, I'mma let you know." This song is a fan favorite on the album. 

"Rich Civilians" and the other tracks demonstrate Da Blackstar’s mastery and understanding of the Hip‑Hop/Trap genre; you should listen to the full project to form your own impression.