Ghanaian-American sensation MOLIY just raised the bar with her latest release, BADDIES <3 MOLIY, and it’s exactly the kind of audacious, globe-trotting project we’ve been waiting for. Dropped through gamma, this album is less of a traditional LP and more of a cultural statement—one that pulls together the best of Afro-pop, dancehall, alté, and contemporary pop into one irresistible package.
What makes this project special is MOLIY’s ability to assemble a dream team of collaborators that actually makes sense. The Grammy-winning Tyla shows up on BODY GO, bringing her signature energy, while Ghanaian rap heavyweight Sarkodie anchors ACCRA GIRLS with the kind of authenticity that grounds the album’s more experimental moments. Dancehall powerhouses Shenseea and Skillibeng round out the features, proving that MOLIY isn’t just name-dropping—she’s building sonic bridges across continents. Throughout tracks like 911 (CALL THE LAW) and JETSKI (FRIKI), her sweet-toned delivery carries messages of self-sufficiency and unshakeable confidence that feel both timely and timeless.
BADDIES <3 MOLIY signals MOLIY’s full arrival as a curator and tastemaker, not just a featured voice. This is the soundtrack for your most empowered self—vibrant, boundary-pushing, and completely unapologetic about taking up space.
Listen to BADDIES <3 MOLIY here.
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