Hammer of The Last Two, the acclaimed Ghanaian producer and hip-hop figure, returns with “Sika,” a new collaboration featuring Teephlow and Sarkodie.

The record is part of Hammer’s ongoing Upper Echelons project and is built around the Akan word “sika,” meaning money or gold. The collaboration brings together three notable names in Ghanaian hip-hop, with Sarkodie and Teephlow contributing their rap performances to Hammer’s production.

“Sika” also carries a strong connection to Hammer’s musical history with both rappers. Hammer played an important role in Sarkodie’s early career, while Teephlow previously had ties to The Last Two Music Group. Their reunion on a Hammer production therefore gives the record an added sense of continuity within Ghana’s hip-hop culture. The song’s concept is also linked to themes of diligence, hard work, and reward.

For fans of Ghanaian hip-hop, hiplife, Sarkodie, and Teephlow, “Sika” offers a notable collaboration rooted in the sound and legacy of Hammer of The Last Two. The record is a strong addition to playlists focused on Ghana music and contemporary African rap.

If you enjoy good music, this is one song you shouldn’t miss. Give it a listen and add it to your playlist because it’s a track you’ll be glad to have in your playlist.

Listen To Hammer of The Last Two – Sika Ft. Teephlow & Sarkodie Below.