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Omar Sterling's Victory Through Harmony mixtape arrives on streaming platforms

The project is reaching digital services roughly ten years after it first appeared online.

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Ghanaian rapper Omar Sterling's mixtape Victory Through Harmony can now be streamed on digital music platforms. It first came out in 2016 and had been heard online on SoundCloud before this wider release.

What we know

  • Omar Sterling's mixtape Victory Through Harmony has been put on digital streaming platforms about a decade after its first release.
  • The mixtape first appeared online in 2016, and listeners could already find it on SoundCloud before the streaming launch.

What's disputed / unconfirmed

  • Reports differ on the size of the project: AmeyawDebrah.com puts it at 17 tracks, while OmanGhana says it has 18.
  • AmeyawDebrah.com reported that Omar Sterling announced the streaming launch himself on X, marking ten years since the mixtape came out, and that fans and Ghana's hip-hop community have welcomed it. This has not been confirmed by other reports.
  • AmeyawDebrah.com also reported that Omar Sterling gave credit for the anniversary to Raymond Anyafulu, known as Yung Bali, a producer on the project, and added that Anyafulu passed away this month following a brief illness.
  • OmanGhana reported that Killbeatz, who handled executive production and sound engineering on the project, verified the streaming debut on 1 October 2026 and posted links to a remastered version on social media.
  • According to OmanGhana, the mixtape is Omar Sterling's debut and was previously on YouTube as well as SoundCloud; listeners can now find it on Spotify and Apple Music, among others.
  • OmanGhana also reported that Wizkid, Mugeez and Sarkodie contribute to the mixtape, and that the tracks Exotic Flow, Bob Marley and Nineteen Ninety are closely linked with it.

Why it matters for Ghana

Streaming placement lets fans in Ghana and abroad find the project on the services they already use, rather than hunting for older uploads. For followers of Ghanaian hip-hop it also puts a decade-old body of work within easy reach.

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