Celebrated Ghanaian Afrofusion artiste Joseph Matthew has etched his name in the history books with his breakout hit single, ‘Walk’.
Expertly produced by award-winning sound engineer Francis Osei, the track bridges worlds. It fuses deep, resonant African percussions with contemporary synth-pop textures, anchored by a subtle yet pristine guitar strum that evokes both nostalgia and a modern edge.
The infectious groove effortlessly proves Joseph Matthew’s artistic philosophy: that deeply spiritual messages can thrive on mainstream radio playlists without compromising their rhythm or core identity.
Lyrically, ‘Walk’ builds on the spiritual foundation of Matthew’s previous work. Its message is direct yet deeply resonant: walking by faith, stepping through adversity, and trusting a higher power even when the path ahead remains unclear.
The song’s impact is officially historic. On the Hot Top 10 Music Chart—introduced earlier this year—‘Walk’ has made history as the first-ever gospel song to hold the number-one spot for two consecutive months, spanning from August to September.
The song was also on the number one spot on Kessben FM’s top 10 music Chart in July.
It has maintained the top spot ahead of major tracks like Lasmid’s ‘Biggest’, DopeNation’s ‘Kakalika’, and Kofi Kinaata’s ‘Black Stars’.
Meanwhile, celebrated gospel diva Piesie Esther has hopped onto the chart with her new hit, ‘Great Change’. Released just a few weeks ago, the song currently sits at number 6.
The big question is: can Piesie Esther’s ‘Great Change’ shake up the table by shoving Joseph Matthew’s ‘Walk’ off the top spot.
