Medikal’s Disturbation 2: A Bold Leap in Ghanaian Hip-Hop
- orpmarketing
- Oct 10
- 3 min read
Ghanaian rap sensation Medikal is back with his highly anticipated album, Disturbation 2, set to drop on October 10, 2025. Packed with raw energy, introspective lyricism, and star-studded collaborations, this project solidifies Medikal’s place as a trailblazer in African hip-hop. Released under AMG Beyond Kontrol and Ziiki Media, the album features 18 tracks that blend gritty street anthems with introspective storytelling, showcasing Medikal’s versatility and growth as an artist.
A Star-Studded Tracklist
Disturbation 2 boasts an impressive roster of collaborations with Ghana’s finest, including Shatta Wale, Sarkodie, Beeztrap KOTM, Olivetheboy, and Lalid. Tracks like “I Did It” (featuring Shatta Wale), “DND” (featuring Sarkodie), and “Fully Active” (featuring Lalid) deliver high-octane performances, while “Shoulder” (with Shatta Wale and Beeztrap KOTM) has already made waves since its earlier release on June 6, 2025. The track “Too Bad” (featuring Olivetheboy) stands out as one of the album’s biggest hits, blending Medikal’s sharp lyricism with Olivetheboy’s melodic flair. Each collaboration amplifies the album’s dynamic range, from hard-hitting bars to melodic vibes.
The album also includes solo tracks like “Broke Nigga,” “Baddie,” and “Thoughts,” where Medikal channels personal experiences, societal commentary, and unapologetic swagger. “Baddie,” for instance, showcases his ability to craft catchy, romantic hooks, while “Broke Nigga” confronts themes of ambition and resilience with a bold, unfiltered edge.
Production and Sound
Helmed primarily by producer ATOWN TSB, with contributions from Vampire and DJ Krept, Disturbation 2 delivers polished production that blends trap, drill, and Afrobeat influences. The beats are tailored to Medikal’s commanding delivery, with tracks like “Fully Active” and “Day & Night” pulsating with infectious energy. The track “Too Bad,” produced by Vampire, is a standout with its smooth, melodic production that perfectly complements the chemistry between Medikal and Olivetheboy. ATOWN TSB’s mixing and mastering ensure a crisp, modern sound that resonates with both local and international audiences.
The album’s lyrical content, penned by Medikal and his collaborators, is raw and authentic, reflecting the struggles and triumphs of life in Ghana. From the spiritual undertones of “Day & Night” to the braggadocious flex of “Fully Active,” the songwriting strikes a balance between street credibility and universal appeal.
Cultural Impact and Accessibility
Disturbation 2 is a celebration of Ghanaian culture, with tracks in both English and Akan that capture the vibrancy of Accra’s streets. The album’s explicit themes and unapologetic lyricism make it a bold statement, but its relatability ensures it connects with a wide audience. Available across major digital streaming platforms (DSPs) like Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube, Boomplay, Mdundo, and Audiomark, the album is poised for global reach. Fans can also access ringtones (CRBT) and engage with the album’s infectious hooks on TikTok, where snippets have already begun trending.
Standout Tracks
“Broke Nigga”: A gritty anthem about overcoming poverty and chasing wealth, with a catchy chorus that’s sure to dominate airwaves.
“Baddie”: A sultry, romantic track that highlights Medikal’s versatility with its melodic flow and vivid storytelling.
“Fully Active” (ft. Lalid): A high-energy banger that showcases Medikal’s chemistry with rising star Lalid, blending bravado with sharp lyricism.
“Day & Night”: A reflective track that balances spiritual gratitude with street hustle, offering a glimpse into Medikal’s mindset.
“Shoulder” (ft. Shatta Wale, Beeztrap KOTM): Already a fan favorite, this track combines three powerhouses for an unforgettable vibe.
“Too Bad” (ft. Olivetheboy): One of the album’s biggest tracks, this collaboration delivers a perfect blend of Medikal’s hard-hitting bars and Olivetheboy’s soulful melodies, making it a chart-topping contender.
Why Disturbation 2 Matters
Medikal, born Samuel Adu Frimpong, has consistently pushed the boundaries of Ghanaian hip-hop, and Disturbation 2 is no exception. The album captures the hustle, ambition, and resilience of a generation, while its collaborations highlight the strength of Ghana’s music scene. With its blend of introspective storytelling, infectious beats, and cultural pride, Disturbation 2 is set to be a landmark release for Medikal and a defining moment for African hip-hop.
Stream Disturbation 2 now on all major platforms via this smart link or on Apple Music, Spotify, Boomplay, and other major platforms starting October 10, 2025. Follow Medikal and his collaborators for updates, and join the conversation on social media to share your favorite tracks!
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