Emerging Ghanaian artist August Blaq makes a bold statement with his highly anticipated EP “His Messengers Messagers,” a fiery fusion of Afrobeat, Highlife, and raw Ghanaian rhythms that delivers a message of justice, resilience, and unshakable truth.
Hailing from Tema, Accra, August Blaq grew up immersed in the sounds of African greats like R2Bees, Davido, Olamide, Wizkid, and Shatta Wale, as well as the late Pop Smoke. His music—a hard-hitting blend of Afrobeat, Highlife, and local Ghanaian dialects—reflects his roots while pushing boundaries with unapologetic lyricism and infectious energy.
“I’m local with my languages and somehow talk it how it is—but only the truth,” says August Blaq. “This EP is for my people, for justice, and for those who refuse to let their enemies win.”
Recorded in both professional studios and the intimacy of his home, “His Messengers Messagers” pulses with brassy trumpets, booming basslines, and the unmistakable swagger of Ghana’s streets. Collaborating with close friends and talented producers, August Blaq has crafted a project that’s as personal as it is powerful—a soundtrack for the hustlers, the fighters, and the dreamers.
To mark the EP’s release, August Blaq is planning a massive hometown show in Tema Comm1, the neighborhood that shaped him. Known for his electric stage presence—having shared stages with artists like Dr. Cryme and Vimbwoy—he’s ready to turn this launch into an unforgettable movement.
“I hope listeners love the songs, feel proud of me, and see life the way I do—full of fight and possibility,” he shares. “This is just the beginning.” With rapidly growing fanbase, August Blaq is poised for greatness. His mission? More music, more albums, and more shows that leave crowds breathless. “I haven’t had my most memorable show yet,” he says with a grin. “But it’s coming soon.”
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