Bluebeatz Endorses Di Yungsta New Song ‘Inshallah’
Ghana’s music landscape is constantly evolving, and from its northern corners, a new voice is beginning to echo louder, Di Yungsta, a promising young artist from the Upper West Region. His newest release, ‘Inshallah’ an Arabic phrase meaning “If Allah wills”, is more than just a song. It’s a heartfelt expression of hope, ambition, and trust in divine timing.
What makes ‘Inshallah’ even more special is the attention it’s receiving from industry professionals. BlueBeats, one of Ghana’s most respected sound engineers based in the Northern Region, came across the song online and didn’t hold back his admiration.
“Came across this song on the internet—a very beautiful song by all standards. One of the best songs I have heard from the Upper West Region in recent times. @Di Yungsta… unique talent.”
For those familiar with the Northern music scene, BlueBeats’ approval carries real weight. Known for his work with numerous top tier artists, his endorsement is a strong validation of Di Yungsta’s talent and potential.
The song ‘Inshallah’ blends smooth Afrobeat rhythms with conscious lyrics. Di Yungsta’s delivery is raw and relatable, touching on life’s uncertainties, dreams, and the belief that everything happens in its time ‘if Allah wills it’. It’s the kind of song that stays with you, not just because of its melody, but because of its message.
Di Yungsta isn’t just another up and coming artist, he’s quickly becoming a voice for a new generation in the Upper West. With ‘Inshallah’, he showcases not only his vocal and lyrical skill but also his ability to tell stories that matter. The response to the song has been overwhelmingly positive, and BlueBeats’ endorsement is just one of many signs that Di Yungsta’s star is on the rise.
As Ghanaian music continues to open its arms to talent from every region, artists like Di Yungsta are proving that you don’t need to be based in Accra or Kumasi to make an impact. Sometimes, all it takes is a powerful message, a soulful sound, and the right people listening.
And with Inshallah, Di Yungsta might have just delivered all three. Take a listen to the song below,
