TinoGh – Kuriya Kuriya

TinoGh has dropped his second official take on the viral phenomenon, “Kuriya Kuriya.” Released on February 4, 2026, this version serves as a polished rhythmic extension of the Dagbani chant that set the internet ablaze during American streamer IShowSpeed’s visit to the Shea Butter Museum in late January.

The track is a vibrant Afro-Dancehall record co-produced by TinoGh and the Shatta Movement production unit. While his initial response to the viral clip was a raw street freestyle, this official release is a more structured tribute. The lyrics delve into the cultural significance of the “Kuriya Kuriya” call-and-response, traditionally used by Northern Ghanaian women to find rhythm and communal joy in their work.

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Musically, the track features a heavy, percussive bassline that mimics the traditional rhythmic pounding of shea butter, giving the song a grounded, organic feel. His delivery is punchy and charismatic, utilizing the hypnotic nature of the chant to create a floor-filler that is as educational as it is infectious. By revisiting this theme with a full-scale production, TinoGh has effectively turned a fleeting social media moment into a permanent anthem for 2026—one that honors the resilience and beauty of Northern Ghanaian traditions.

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TinoGh – Kuriya Kuriya

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