
Ghanaian traditional music sensation Stevo Atambire has announced plans to release a massive 50-track album titled Wine Yele (Because of God), scheduled for release on June 26, 2025.
The Upper East Region-born artiste made the announcement to growing excitement among fans and music lovers who continue to follow his unique blend of traditional Ghanaian sound and contemporary Afro-inspired music.
Stevo Atambire is widely known for fusing northern Ghanaian folk music with Afro-house and world music influences, earning him recognition both locally and internationally. Over the years, he has collaborated with various global producers and artistes, helping to project indigenous Ghanaian music onto the world stage.
The artiste has also built a strong catalogue of songs including Anchor Point, Afro G Western, VOM, and Da’Ana, which have gained traction on major streaming platforms.
According to music observers, the ambitious 50-track project signals Stevo Atambire’s commitment to preserving traditional African sounds while pushing creative boundaries in modern music production.
Although the full tracklist and featured artistes have not yet been revealed, anticipation continues to build as fans await what is expected to be one of his most significant projects to date.
Stevo Atambire, known for his mastery of the kologo and powerful vocal delivery, remains one of the strongest voices promoting northern Ghanaian music on the global stage.



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