
Emerging Ghanaian rapper and songwriter Rk Jay’son has released a new single titled “Anadwo,” featuring fellow artiste O’nest.
The song, which became available on Audiomack on February 1, 2026, takes its title from the Twi word Anadwo, meaning night. The track focuses on events, emotions, and moments that unfold during the night, a theme commonly explored in contemporary Ghanaian urban music.
“Anadwo” blends dancehall and Caribbean-influenced sounds, delivering an upbeat rhythm suitable for party and nightlife settings. The song combines energetic production with melodic delivery, while maintaining a reflective tone in its lyrical content. O’nest’s feature complements Rk Jay’son’s performance, adding variety to the overall sound.
Rk Jay’son is an independent artiste who has been gradually building his presence in Ghana’s music scene through a series of digital releases and collaborations. His music often incorporates local language alongside modern global sounds, reflecting the evolving direction of emerging Ghanaian artistes.
The release of “Anadwo” adds to Rk Jay’son’s growing catalogue and marks another step in his ongoing musical journey as he continues to gain attention within the underground and digital music space.
The single is currently streaming on Audiomack.



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