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    8 Remixes That Took Over the Culture — Bigger Than the Originals!

    KAKNewsBy KAKNewsApril 26, 2025No Comments4 Mins Read
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    In music, not every hit is born a star — some need a second shot. A new feature, a fresh beat, a viral moment. Remixes have long been the secret weapon for turning good songs into mega hits, and in Ghana (and beyond), we’ve seen tracks that only blew up when the remix dropped.
    Here are 8 times a remix didn’t just upgrade a song — it changed the whole game.

    1. Sarkodie ft. Castro – “Adonai (Remix)”

    Let’s just call it what it is: a cultural classic. The original “Adonai” featured SK Blinks and sat quietly on the Sarkology album. But the remix with the late, great Castro? That became the people’s song. Gospel, hiplife, afrobeat — it blurred lines and united everyone. Even a decade later, it’s still a go-to anthem for inspiration and vibes.

    Impact level: Hall of Fame.

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    2. Mr. Drew ft. Mophty – “Case (Remix)”

    Mr. Drew knows how to make a catchy song, but it was Mophty’s entry on the remix that added a new layer of energy. His delivery and bars caught fans by surprise, giving the track the viral spark it needed. The remix quickly became the more streamed, more performed version — and rightly so.

    Impact level: Glow-up confirmed.

    3. Amaarae ft. Kali Uchis & Moliy – “Sad Girlz Luv Money (Remix)”

    Amaarae and Moliy created an alt-pop gem, but it took Kali Uchis’ remix to catapult it into the global mainstream. The remix hit TikTok, went viral, climbed the Billboard charts, and introduced the world to Ghana’s alternative music scene. Amaarae became a global name thanks to this move.

    Impact level: International takeover.

    4. Dead Peepol x RichKent – “Otan Hunu (Remix)”

    Already buzzing on the streets, the “Otan Hunu” remix became a rap cypher for the new school. Featuring Kuami Eugene, Tulenkey, Medikal, Fameye, Bosom P-Yung, and more, the track felt like a historic moment. Every artist brought fire, and the remix became a defining song of its era.

    Impact level: Posse cut perfection.

    5. CKay ft. Joeboy & Kuami Eugene – “Love Nwantiti (Remix)”

    The original was a soft love ballad. But this remix? It was Afrobeats global export material. Kuami Eugene and Joeboy helped expand the sound into multiple markets — and soon after, the song went viral again with several other versions. But this remix was the one that started the snowball.

    Impact level: Afrobeats’ passport stamp.

    6. Arathejay ft. Black Sherif – “Jesus Christ 2”

    The original was raw, but when Black Sherif jumped on the remix, he brought grit and urgency. His verse hit like a prayer for the streets — real, emotional, and unforgettable. The song became more than music; it became a voice for youth battling through struggles with faith and survival.

    Impact level: Street gospel.

    7. Larruso ft. Stonebwoy & Kwesi Arthur – “Killi Killi (Remix)”

    This was already a dancehall banger, but Stonebwoy and Kwesi Arthur turned the remix into a heavyweight linkup. With Larruso’s rising star status, this was the moment he fully stepped into the limelight, standing tall alongside two of Ghana’s finest.

    Impact level: Mainstream stamp of approval.

    8. Darkoo ft. Rema – “Favorite Girl (Remix)”

    Darkoo had a smooth joint on her hands, but Rema’s remix took it international. His verse brought that Gen-Z flair and afro-fusion sauce that made the track blow up across streaming platforms. It showed the power of collaboration between UK-based Ghanaian and Nigerian stars.

    Impact level: Afro-smooth chart burner.

    Not every remix is just a rework — some are rebirths. These songs show us how the right collab, the right timing, and raw talent can transform a track’s destiny.

    So the next time someone says “the remix isn’t better,” send them this list.

    What remix do you think should’ve made the cut?

    🚨🚀: 8 remixes that blew up bigger than the original song (Part 2)🔥

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