Ofori Amponsah Reimagines ‘Odo Nwom’ with Stonebwoy, KiDi

Ghanaian highlife legend Ofori Amponsah is set to revive one of his timeless classics with the release of a remix of Odo Nwom, featuring award-winning artistes Stonebwoy and KiDi in a collaboration expected to unite generations of Ghanaian music lovers.

The announcement has generated widespread excitement on social media following the unveiling of the song’s promotional artwork, which features the three musicians against a striking red backdrop and confirms renowned producer Kaywah as the man behind the project.

Although an official release date has yet to be announced, the teaser has fuelled anticipation among fans, many of whom believe the remake could become one of the year’s biggest Ghanaian music releases.

Stonebwoy added to the excitement with a playful social media post, telling fans, “If this announcement gets one million views, I might just leak the song,” a comment that quickly attracted thousands of reactions and heightened expectations for the collaboration.

The remix brings together three of Ghana’s most influential musical voices. Ofori Amponsah, affectionately known as Mr. All 4 Real, remains one of the country’s most celebrated highlife musicians, with a career spanning more than two decades. His classic songs, including Asew and the original Odo Nwom, helped shape modern highlife and earned him multiple honours, including seven awards at the 2006 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards.

Stonebwoy contributes his globally recognised dancehall and Afrobeats style, while KiDi adds his signature Afro-pop sound, creating what industry observers describe as a blend of tradition and contemporary music.

The collaboration comes at a time when Ghanaian music continues to gain international recognition through streaming platforms and global performances. It also highlights the growing trend of established musicians partnering with younger artistes to introduce classic songs to a new audience.

With Kaywah producing the record, listeners are expecting a fresh interpretation that preserves the romantic appeal of the original while incorporating modern production techniques. As anticipation builds, music lovers are eagerly awaiting the official release, hopeful that Odo Nwom (Remix) will celebrate Ghana’s rich highlife heritage while showcasing its continued evolution on the global stage