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Rising Ghanaian musician Tony Dath has officially claimed the No.1 spot on the iTunes Album Chart in Ghana with his breakout project Adadamu - EP.
The milestone not only marks a major personal achievement for the artist but also highlights the increasing impact of Ghanaian music on global digital platforms.

The ADADAMU EP is dominating both the Albums and Songs charts, with tracks like “Maade3,” “Dadwen” (featuring Ras Kuuku), “Odometer,” and “Gaba” occupying multiple positions in the Top 10 Songs category.
The project surpassed releases by global icons such as the Foo Fighters, signaling a shift in local music consumption and fan loyalty.

Speaking on the achievement, Tony Dath shared: “This is a huge moment for me, and I’m grateful to every single person who streamed, shared, or even just listened."
“This is a huge moment for me, and I’m grateful to every single person who streamed, shared, or even just listened. It’s about time Ghanaian music gets the spotlight it deserves.” post this with the picture#adadamuep pic.twitter.com/GqBrxgZg94
— TONY DATH (@tony_dath1) June 16, 2025
"It’s about time Ghanaian music gets the spotlight it deserves.”
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