Ghana’s dancehall king Shatta Wale, born Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jr., has released a fresh single titled “Multi Talented Freestyle,” which premiered on July 3, 2025. The track runs for 2 minutes and 30 seconds and is now available for streaming on YouTube and other platforms. It adds to Shatta Wale’s growing 2025 catalog and reinforces his continued dominance in African dancehall.
The production on “Multi Talented Freestyle” is handled by Damaker and Nawtyboi, two producers well known for delivering polished beats infused with street energy. The instrumental combines crisp percussion, a rolling bassline, and subtle electronic layers that allow Shatta Wale to ride the rhythm with precision and intensity. The freestyle’s bounce and pace keep it engaging throughout.
Shatta Wale uses the freestyle format to flex his lyrical versatility. The track includes quick switches between melodies and punchy rap verses, with the artist boasting of his achievements, influence, and unmatched talent. His delivery is raw and assertive, packed with confidence and purpose. The lyrics serve as a reminder of why he continues to lead the dancehall space in Ghana and beyond.
“Multi Talented Freestyle” is one of several songs Shatta Wale has dropped in quick succession. In the past week alone, he has released tracks such as “African Dancehall,” “45 Calibre,” and “Splurge.” These releases highlight his work ethic and ability to stay relevant with constant output.
Outside the studio, Shatta Wale remains an active public figure. In April 2025, he hosted Nigerian influencer Peller at his residence in Accra, sparking major conversations on social media. He also continues to support community projects like the Accra Invasion Project and environmental efforts in collaboration with the Buzstop Boys.
Since its release, “Multi Talented Freestyle” has received positive reactions across platforms like X, TikTok, and Instagram. Fans have praised the unfiltered energy and lyrical sharpness of the song. DJs are already adding it to rotation, and short dance clips and street-style edits featuring the track are appearing online.
At 2 minutes and 30 seconds, the track is concise yet impactful. It serves as a bold reminder of Shatta Wale’s talent and consistency. His ability to shift between rap, melody, and hardcore dancehall in one freestyle shows his range and reinforces why he remains a central figure in Ghanaian music.
