Gyakie has turned the page. The Ghanaian Afro-fusion and Afro-R&B singer is back with "Your Body (Crazy)", and it carries extra weight: it is her first release under Warner Music, the start of what she is positioning as a bigger, bolder chapter.
The record was produced by Lektra, who wraps bright Afro-fusion rhythms around Gyakie's trademark silky vocals. The song is all about the rush of attraction, that dizzy feeling of being completely taken by someone.
English, Twi and a hook that sticks
Gyakie flips between English and Twi throughout, telling a story that anyone who has caught feelings will recognise. The hook is built to stay in your head, and the groove is clearly made for the dance floor as much as for late-night playlists.
The official music video is already up on her YouTube channel, giving fans the full visual treatment to go with the new sound.
From 'Forever' to a global push
The move to a major label caps years of steady growth. Gyakie first broke out internationally with "Forever", a hit that went even further when Nigeria's Omah Lay jumped on the remix.
Since then she has built a solid body of work, including the projects "SEED" and "MY DIARY", plus her 2025 debut album "AFTER MIDNIGHT", a 17-track set exploring love, vulnerability and healing.
Her YouTube catalogue has passed 300 million views, and she has notched major streaming milestones across platforms along the way.
With "Your Body (Crazy)", the target is wider than ever: audiences across Africa and beyond, and a place among the continent's leading female voices in contemporary Afrobeats. If this opener is anything to go by, the new era has started on the right foot.
