
Ghanaian rap heavyweight Sarkodie has released a deeply reflective new single titled “Put It On God,” featuring up-and-coming artist AlorG. The song officially dropped on 14 November 2025 via Sarkcess Music and is distributed through Ditto.
In “Put It On God,” Sarkodie shifts from his trademark rapid-fire bars to a more introspective style, exploring themes of faith, perseverance, and gratitude. AlorG lends a smooth, melodic hook that complements Sarkodie’s grounded verses, giving the track an emotional yet uplifting feel.
The production, handled by Fortune Dane, features atmospheric piano chords, subtle synths, and a steady drumbeat, creating a contemplative soundscape that supports the song's message. According to sources, the music video—or rather, a lyrics video—was directed by BABS Direction and was released alongside the audio.
Fans and critics are already responding positively: many laud the track as one of Sarkodie’s most vulnerable and mature efforts, highlighting how he leans on faith even at the height of his success. Meanwhile, for AlorG, this collaboration is being seen as a breakout moment — aligning him with one of Ghana’s most respected rappers.
“Put It On God” is now available on all major streaming platforms, including Apple Music. Sarkodie’s fans are encouraged to stream, share, and reflect on its message of trusting a higher purpose.



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