Ghanaian singer-songwriter Gyakie continues her impressive rise on the international stage with a feature on “Call Me,” a new song by Mavo that appears on Camisa 10, the album associated with Brazilian football icon Ronaldinho.
The collaboration marks another major achievement for the award-winning artist, whose distinctive blend of Afrobeats, R&B, and soulful melodies has earned her a growing fanbase across multiple continents. On “Call Me,” Gyakie brings her signature vocal style and emotional delivery to the record, adding a unique touch to a project already attracting global attention.
Her involvement with Camisa 10 further highlights the growing demand for African artists in international music circles and reinforces Gyakie’s position as one of Ghana’s most recognizable musical exports.
Since breaking onto the scene, Gyakie has consistently expanded her reach beyond Ghana through chart-topping releases, international performances, and collaborations with artists from different regions of the world. Her ability to blend relatable storytelling with cross-cultural appeal has made her one of the leading voices of her generation.
The release of “Call Me” represents another step in that journey, connecting her artistry with a project linked to one of football’s most celebrated figures. Ronaldinho’s influence extends far beyond sport, making Camisa 10 a project that naturally draws attention from both music lovers and football fans worldwide.
The song was co-produced by iPhone DJ, while entertainment executive KJ Spio played a key role in bringing the collaboration between Mavo and Gyakie together. Gyakie’s label, Flip The Music, also contributed to the coordination of the project, helping facilitate the partnership and its international rollout.
As Camisa 10 continues to attract interest from audiences across different markets, Gyakie’s appearance on “Call Me” further demonstrates her growing global appeal and ability to seamlessly contribute to international collaborations.
With each new milestone, Gyakie continues to strengthen her standing as one of Africa’s most influential contemporary artists, carrying Ghanaian music to new audiences while expanding her own artistic footprint on the world stage. Her contribution to “Call Me” is the latest chapter in a career that shows no signs of slowing down.