Yaw Tog Offers A Dose Of Energy With New Energetic Track 'Sei Mu'

John Mark Collymore
Nov 4, 2021
1 min read

Ghanaian rap sensation Yaw Tog is back with a brand new single ‘Sei Mu’, which in his native Ghanaian language Twi. It translates to the feeling of pure happiness - perfectly matching the vibe of the song, it’s a feel-good track with the intertwining of his distinctive sound and a dub-infused instrumental that will get you on your feet in an instant.

Yaw Tog is highly-credited for his drill inspired 2020 smash-hit single ‘Sore’, gaining accolades worldwide, and managing to acquire the help of fellow Ghanaians - Stormzy and Kwesi Arthur for the anticipated and successful remix. The songs boast over 10 million streams combined, and only at 18-years-old, he’s made the decision to focus on music full-time and with his current trajectory, it’s a very good idea.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_WlT8WA1No

As a pioneering Ghanaian artist, Yaw Tog has already cemented his legacy in the space of a year. Fresh from his 2021 EP “Time” and graduating from High School, he is on course to prove to everyone that he's not just a one-hit-wonder that bathes in his past successes, but wants to continue his fine form in the music game.

Listen to ‘‘Sei Mu’ here!

Comments

Saam Sultan in front of a white brick wall wearing a hoodie and leather jacket

The Soft-Edged Sentiment of Saam Sultan

Music Editor Shenead speaks with one of UK underground's best kept secrets, Saam Sultan on his new EP 'Seraphim' fresh off the stage from a milestone moment in his career.

Bay Swag is Carving Out His Own Lane in Modern Hip-Hop

Hailing from Queens, New York, Bay Swag is among the artists shaping a new sound and style through the Sexy Drill wave while continuing the Big Apple’s musical legacy. His upbringing and environment always kept him ahead of his time, especially as he began making music at 13, then broke through at 16 with his single ‘Rumors.’ Bay Swag’s music reflects his growth and intention as an artist, with dedication to evolving, and he smoothly does so by merging raw storytelling and v

Sarkodie Debuts “Rapperholic” Concert in London on Ghana Independence Day

Legendary rapper Sarkodie has continually put his home country, Ghana, on the world map since his rise. With a career spanning almost two decades at the forefront of African music, the Ghanaian superstar continues to set the pace. In 2012, Sarkodie released an album titled Rapperholic. That album later yielded an eponymous concert held on December 25th in Accra annually. Following years of sold-out shows in Accra, Rapperholic made a yearly move on Kumasi as well. After over

A New Dawn: Natanya on the Rise [Interview]

British pop princess Natanya has seen a rush of popularity recently, with tracks from her latest ep “Feline’s Return Act 2” going viral across social media.

Taking Notes with Dess Dior

On the 20th of February, her new EP 'Take Notes' arrived, and if the title sounded instructional, that was because it was. It was intentional and personal. It’s release at midnight didn’t just mark a release; it marked a statement.

The Rise of Footballers as Global Style Icons

A player can lose a 3-2 match, miss a late press trap, and still have the clearest silhouette on Monday’s fashion feed. The fit has become part of the football record.

Quiet on Set for Dior Cruise 2027

Dior has taken LA’s County Museum of Art and Jonathan Anderson is officially a kid in America. After handing out sets of car keys as invites, with Dior trinkets and all, the show commenced in a low-lit setting obscured by the smog of Old Hollywood glamour.

CYLINDER Turns Sir Devonshire Square Hotel Into a Volume of Art, Fashion and Sound

There was a feeling of rotation to CYLINDER, as though the entire evening was designed to move in continuous motion around a central idea. Held at Sir Devonshire Square Hotel in the artistic heart of the city

We Experienced ROSALÍA's Masterclass In Performance Art at The O2 with Marriott Bonvoy

Experiencing the show from the newly renovated Marriott Bonvoy Premium Suite offered not only a luxury perspective into one of modern music’s most ambitious live performances

Ten for Ten: Met Gala looks

The world’s biggest names across a variety of specialties arrived at the Met Gala on Monday night, and while the carpet might’ve been rolled up, the looks are on loop in our heads. Fashion Editor Ujjesha Singh (Red Text) and Fashion Writer Lucy Bartholomew (Black Text) give us their favourite looks from the event. Rachel Zegler As sincere and unembellished as this dress seemed upon first glance, I think it stood as one of the most elegant of the night. This Prabal Gurung piec

2 3 4 5

NEW WAVE MAG