Audio By Carbonatix
Ghanaian Afro-fusion star Gyakie has reached another career milestone as her latest project, After Midnight, takes center stage on the world-famous Times Square billboard in New York City.
The feature comes through Spotify’s EQUAL initiative, a global program dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the voices of female artists around the world.
The Spotify EQUAL campaign has consistently spotlighted outstanding women in music, and Gyakie’s inclusion reflects her rising influence not only in Africa but also across the international music scene.

Since her breakout with “Forever”, Gyakie has built a reputation for blending soulful melodies with Afrobeats, R&B, and contemporary sounds. After Midnight showcases her growth as an artist, delivering a rich mix of storytelling, emotion, and rhythm that resonates with fans both locally and globally.
Gyakie’s appearance on the iconic Times Square billboard underscores the increasing global recognition of Ghanaian and African music. It also highlights the growing role of African female artists in shaping today’s international soundscape.
With After Midnight now enjoying worldwide attention, fans and industry watchers alike are eager to see what’s next for Gyakie as she continues her ascent on the global stage.
Latest Stories
-
Discipline must not become abuse in raising children – ARK Foundation
7 minutes -
Photos: Culture, technology and cuisine take centre stage at Russia’s youth festival
8 minutes -
‘Who approved Laboma structures?’ – Victoria Bright calls for review of permitting system
14 minutes -
“The Darkest Chapter”: Latif Abubakar’s 21st production brings President Mahama’s UN reckoning to the National Theatre stage
18 minutes -
Teacher, three others investigated over alleged kidnapping of suspected MoMo fraudster in Kumasi
18 minutes -
Afenyo-Markin mourns Bernice Offei, describes her songs as ‘sermons set to music’
19 minutes -
Don’t just learn AI tools, use them to improve productivity – ALX Enterprise
26 minutes -
Free rabies vaccination campaign targets 25,000 dogs and cats nationwide
32 minutes -
Ghana needs a system to track child protection funding to where risks are highest – ARK Foundation
34 minutes -
AI may not replace humans, but workers who fail to adapt could lose jobs – ALX Enterprise
36 minutes -
Gideon Boako: Bretton Woods is fraying; Ghana has built a bridge
37 minutes -
Ghana’s child protection system failing children despite laws and policies – ARK Foundation
38 minutes -
‘Future of Black Queens is safe for many years’ – Black Princesses boss Charles Sampson
42 minutes -
Titus Glover questions Laboma Beach demolition, proposes widening Kpeshie Lagoon outlet
42 minutes -
NACOC arrests 3 suspects linked to Dutch fugitive drug kingpin
1 hour