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Sarkodie Announces New EP ‘DEJA VU’ Set for November 27 Release

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Ghanaian rap superstar Sarkodie is preparing to give fans a new body of work with the announcement of his upcoming EP, ‘DEJA VU,’ scheduled for release on November 27, 2026. The project is expected to add another chapter to the award-winning rapper’s remarkable musical journey.

Before the full EP arrives, fans will get their first taste of the project on October 16, 2026, when Sarkodie releases the first single. The track is expected to offer an early glimpse into the sound and direction of the upcoming project.

Known for his lyrical ability, distinctive flow and influence on Ghanaian hip-hop, Sarkodie has remained one of the country’s most prominent music figures. Over the years, he has built a strong catalogue of music, earning recognition for his contributions to Ghanaian rap and his ability to connect with audiences across different generations.

The title ‘DEJA VU’ has already given fans something to think about, with listeners likely to be curious about the concept behind the project and the story Sarkodie intends to tell through the music. However, further details about the EP, including its tracklist, featured artists and production credits, have yet to be announced.

With the first single arriving on October 16 and the full project following in November, the coming weeks will offer a clearer picture of what Sarkodie has been working on.

As anticipation builds, fans will be watching closely for more updates on ‘DEJA VU’ and what could become another notable release in the career of one of Ghana’s most influential rappers.

Release dates at a glance:

EP title: DEJA VU

First single: October 16, 2026

EP release date: November 27, 2026

Artist: Sarkodie

Stay tuned to Ghanamusicblog Network for more updates on Sarkodie’s upcoming EP, ‘DEJA VU.’

Written by JOSEPH OFORI AMPOMAH

Singer, Songwriter, blogger, lover of the creative arts.

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