Most Streamed Northern Ghanaian Artists on Boomplay

Things are taking a vibrant turn on the airwaves this week. Our latest streaming chart looks a bit different than usual; the household names are all present, but they aren't sitting in their typical slots. Thanks to some deeper curation by Tiyumba Africa, we’ve laid out the definitive ranking of Northern Ghana's top artists based strictly on their Boomplay streams.
As of June 8th, 2026, check the Latest chart now!

Top 40 Chart (Booplay Most Streamed Artists)

Rank	Artist	Streams	Updated Genre
1	Fancy Gadam	11.8M	Afrobeats / Afropop
2	Ricch Kid	5.6M	Hip‑Hop
3	Fad Lan	5M	Hip‑Hop / Afrobeats
4	Maccasio	3.1M	Hip‑Hop / Afropop
5	FlameBwoy	2.3M	Dancehall
6	Lazzybwoy	2.3M	Afropop
7	Young Pop Music	2.2M	Afropop
8	Teflon Flexx	2.1M	Afrobeats
9	Daatey	1.4M	Hip-Hop / Afropop
10	Don Ziggy	1.3M	Afropop
11	Mona4Reall	1.1M	Afropop
12	IsRahim	1M	Afropop
13	Don Sigli	682.2K	Afropop
14	Sapashini	575.2K	Dancehall / Afropop
15	Da Blackstar	553.2K	Hip‑Hop
16	Best Gally	522.7K	Afropop / Hip‑Hop
17	Wiz Child	449K	Afropop
18	Muf Tee	342.9K	Hip‑Hop / Trap
19	Rekordz Gh	337.1K	Hip‑Hop
20	Soorebia	331.5K	Hip‑Hop / Afropop
21	Iwan Suhyini	320.5K	Reggae / Dancehall
22	S Bio	248.8K	Afropop
23	Northug	228.9K	Hip‑Hop
24	Papi Suweide	206.5K	Hip-Hop / Afropop
25	King Ayisoba	187.8K	Traditional / Kologo Fusion
26	Linqoboy	177.1K	Afropop
27	Your Redeemer	150.6K	Afropop / Afrobeats
28	Danisadiq	121.9K	Hip‑Hop / Trap
29	Omario CK	90.4K	Hip-Hop / Afropop
30	K Town DL	86.5K	Afropop / Afrobeats
31	Wiyaala	68.4K	Afropop / Afro‑Fusion
32	Ras Tee	63.7K	Afropop
33	Weedabes	57.5K	Afropop
34	Striker De Donzy	49.9K	Afropop
35	Double Tee	49.8K	Hip‑Hop
36	Ataaka De Rap	48.1K	Hip‑Hop
37	Saint Chicago	46K	Amapiano / Afro-Fusion
38	Nazz Official	45.7K	Afrobeats / Afropop
39	Waxzy Babey	27K	Afropop
40	Stevo Atambire	25.9K	Kologo / Folk Fusion

My Verdict on Boomplay Top Artists Chart (Most Streamed)

Northern Ghana’s streaming scene is shifting, and Boomplay’s numbers make it plain. Fancy Gadam is still miles ahead with over 11 million streams, but Ricch Kid and Fad Lan aren’t far behind, they’re chasing hard, and you can feel the competition heating up. Maccasio holds his ground in the top tier, while FlameBwoy, the late Lazzybwoy, and Young Pop Music are pushing into the millions, proving that the so‑called mid‑level acts are shaping the sound just as much as the big names.

The chart feels alive this week. Afrobeat giants, Hip‑Hop challengers, Dancehall voices, and even Kologo fusion pioneers like Stevo Atambire all sit side by side. The familiar names are here, but shuffled, and that shake‑up is exactly what keeps the airwaves fresh.

This isn’t just a scoreboard. It’s a snapshot of culture in motion, who’s commanding attention, who’s breaking through, and who’s quietly building momentum. The verdict? Northern Ghana’s artists aren’t just holding their ground; they’re expanding it, proving the region’s sound is dynamic, competitive, and ready for bigger stages.