'Young Daddy': RCee sets a new standard in Highlife with new EP
Ghanaian Highlife powerhouse RCee has officially unveiled his highly anticipated EP, “Young Daddy”, a bold, fully realized body of work that reaffirms his position at the forefront of the genre’s modern evolution. “Young Daddy” is available on all digital streaming platforms globally here: https://orcd.co/youngdaddy
Already regarded as one of the defining voices shaping contemporary Highlife, RCee delivers a masterclass in artistry across the six-track project. “Young Daddy” seamlessly blends rich Ghanaian musical heritage with forward-thinking production, creating a sound that is both timeless and unmistakably current.
The EP is elevated by standout features from globally respected rapper M.anifest and sensational songstress Mellissa, whose contributions add dynamic range and star power to an already commanding project.
Behind the boards, “Young Daddy” boasts top-tier production led by Afrolektra, Ranking Made It, and 2Shuus, delivering a polished and cohesive sonic experience. The project is further enriched with live instrumentation and additional production support from Klasik Beatz, Babawvd, guitarist Joshua Mozsi, and saxophonist Opejasax; adding depth, texture, and a premium musical finish.
At its core, “Young Daddy” is a confident statement of identity, success, and evolution. RCee leans into themes of love, ambition, and self-assurance, presenting himself not just as an artist, but as a cultural force redefining what Highlife sounds and feels like today.
With this release, RCee doesn’t just participate in the conversation, he leads it. “Young Daddy” is setting a new benchmark for Highlife and solidifying RCee’s status as one of Ghana’s most compelling and influential music stars.
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About RCee
RCee, born Austin Antwi Boakye, is one of the fresh voices shaping Ghana’s new-school sound. Raised in Bremang, Kumasi and now based in Accra, his music sits right at the intersection of Afrobeats, Highlife and Afro-fusion.
He started building momentum with early drops that felt honest and easy to connect with, the kind you play on late-night drives or soft life days. His debut EP “How Did We Get Here?” put him on the map, blending themes of love, growth, gratitude and ambition into a sound that’s both soulful and addictive. Tracks like ‘Knees & Bend’, ‘Amazing’ and ‘Blessings’ quickly became fan favorites, defining his signature calm-but-catchy energy.
Inspired by Ghana’s musical roots but fully tapped into the current African wave, RCee represents a new generation of artists who are intentional, versatile and here for longevity, not just hype.
Source: classfmonline.com
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