
Ghanaian youngest music producer and singer Nan Beatz has marked his eighth birthday with the release of a new single titled “8 Stars,” featuring his father Mixtic.
The release, which coincides with Nan Beatz’s birthday on September 2, 2026, continues a unique tradition he has maintained since childhood, using each birthday as an opportunity to unveil a new musical project.
Nan Beatz first attracted public attention at the age of three when he released the Nan Beatz Riddim on his birthday. The project featured a version titled “Youth Lord” with Emperor Skysis.
He continued the tradition with Year 4 Riddim at age four, followed by “5th Soulja” for his fifth birthday, featuring Nuhu Vyb and Lipssy J.
At six, he released “6 Rounds,” featuring Gachios and Freaky Wan, further demonstrating his willingness to work with established musicians despite his young age.
The tradition continued in 2025 when he celebrated his seventh birthday with “Lucky 7,” featuring Kwesy Lynx and Lady B.
Now, at eight, Nan Beatz has returned with “8 Stars,” this time teaming up with Mixtic. The song is being released across digital platforms, with its accompanying visual also scheduled for release.
His music is available on digital streaming platforms, where his catalogue includes projects such as “5th Soulja,” “6 Rounds,” “Lucky 7” and other recordings.
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