
Ghanaian singer-songwriter Kuami Eugene released his single “Do Better” on 20 June 2025 via Clear Road Music Records.
The track is described as a heartfelt declaration of loyalty and dedication.
Independent sources suggest that RG Qluck Wise is featured on a remix version of “Do Better”. While the original release credit lists only Kuami Eugene, the presence of RG Qluck Wise in this capacity is noted in informal posts and artist listings.
Neither the label nor the official release metadata currently reflect RG Qluck Wise as a credited featured artist on major streaming platforms. As it stands, the collaboration appears to be either in preliminary release form or limited distribution.
Should the remix be formally released with full credits, it would mark one of the first documented collaborations between Kuami Eugene and RG Qluck Wise.
Background information:
Kuami Eugene (born Eugene Kwame Marfo) has a well-established career in Ghana’s highlife and Afro-beat scene.
RG Qluck Wise (born Wisdom Odai Ashong, 2000) is an emerging Ghanaian musician and graphic designer.
Next steps: Industry watchers and fans are awaiting confirmation of the remix’s full release, including official credits, platforms, and potential visual accompaniment. The collaboration—once verified—could add an interesting dimension to both artistes’ catalogues.



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