Essential MOLIY Songs Every Fan Knows
MOLIY (Moliy Ama Montgomery) is the Ghanaian-American singer-songwriter taking Afropop, dancehall, and Afro-fusion to the global stage. Born… The post Essential MOLIY Songs Every Fan Knows appeared first on Afrobeats Mag.
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MOLIY (Moliy Ama Montgomery) is the Ghanaian-American singer-songwriter taking Afropop, dancehall, and Afro-fusion to the global stage. Born in Accra in 2001, she blends sultry vocals, confident energy, and infectious rhythms with influences from both Ghanaian roots and international sounds. From her breakout feature on Amaarae’s “SAD GIRLZ LUV MONEY” to viral smashes like “Shake It To The Max,” MOLIY has built a devoted fanbase that lives for her bold, party-ready anthems and smooth melodic cuts.
Here are 7 essential MOLIY songs every true fan knows by heart — the tracks that define her sound and dominate playlists worldwide.
Shake It To The Max (FLY) [Remix] ft. Shenseea, Skillibeng & Silent Addy
This explosive collaboration stands as the ultimate MOLIY anthem and one of the most prominent Afrobeats-dancehall crossovers of 2025. The high-energy production by Silent Addy quickly made it a fixture in clubs and on social media across the US, UK, Europe, and Africa. Adding Caribbean heavyweights Shenseea and Skillibeng gave the remix an extra global push. The lyrics emphasize stepping up and owning one’s success as she sings, “did you please turn up the base to the max?”. It remains an infectious, repeat-worthy track that gets any room moving.
SAD GIRLZ LUV MONEY (Remix) ft. Amaarae & Kali Uchis
The undeniable breakthrough that propelled MOLIY into the global spotlight. Her smooth, hypnotic vocals on this track perfectly complemented Amaarae’s alté style, and the addition of Kali Uchis pushed the song onto the Billboard Hot 100. MOLIY’s effortless cool and confident vocal delivery set the mood, such as when she sings “I really like to party .. I really like to party”. It remains a cultural touchstone and a fan favorite.
Body Go ft. Tyla
A vibrant pairing between two of Africa’s most exciting female voices. “Body Go” relied on undeniable chemistry and a groovy, dance-ready tempo that proves impossible to sit still. With its sensual and fun lyricism, it demonstrates MOLIY’s knack for blending Afrobeats with pop-adjacent sounds, making it a staple at parties worldwide.
What I Like ft. Ayetian & Tyga
This breezy, flirtatious banger brings out MOLIY’s melodic versatility. Teaming up with Rvssian, Ayetian, and Tyga on production and features gave MOLIY a broader international audience while retaining her signature sound. The catchy, addictive hook makes it a playlist essential for any fan of cool, confident energy.
PARTYGYAL
Produced in collaboration with the Berlin/London-based collective bees & honey, “PARTYGYAL” unleashes a bold, unapologetic party atmosphere. The track highlights her Afro-fusion roots and serves as an anthem for independence and having a good time. It’s an energetic, fun-filled track and a go-to for fans who appreciate her celebratory aesthetic.
Backie
Released in the 2025/2026 cycle, “Backie” marks MOLIY’s continuous evolution in the Afrobeats space. The song is defined by an infectious rhythm and playful lyrics, proving she can consistently deliver catchy, hit-worthy tracks while honoring her unique sonic roots.
Ghana Bop
Dating back to the breakout Wondergirl EP in 2020, this track is a joyful, bouncy celebration of Ghanaian culture and MOLIY’s origins. With its lively percussion and proud energy, “Ghana Bop” reminds long-time supporters of the beginning of her musical journey.
Banana
Featured on her acclaimed 2022 project Honey Doom, “Banana” is a sweet, seductive, and playful highlight. It perfectly showcases MOLIY’s melodic charm and flirtatious delivery, serving as a fan favorite defined by feel-good energy and smooth rhythms.
MOLIY represents the new wave of Ghanaian talent breaking boundaries on the global scene — confident, versatile, and always ready to make you move. Whether you discovered her through the viral remixes or have been riding since the Wondergirl days, these songs are the heartbeat of her catalogue.
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