Ghanaian artist and producer Quamina MP has officially announced his upcoming project “Bronya EP,” scheduled for release on November 27. The festive announcement, shared via social media with striking Christmas-themed artwork, has generated immediate excitement among fans of the “Party Monster,” who are already familiar with his recent high-energy single “Eshishi.”
The cover art depicts Quamina MP dressed as Santa Claus, carrying a large sack of gifts against a snowy nighttime backdrop with holiday lights and decorations. “Bronya,” the Akan word for Christmas, signals a seasonal project packed with the club-ready, celebratory sounds that have defined much of his catalogue.
In posts promoting the EP, the artist teased followers by linking it directly to the vibe of “Eshishi,” saying fans who loved that track will be even more impressed with the new body of work. A pre-save link is now live, allowing supporters to secure the project ahead of its drop.
About the Artist
Born Emmanuel Kwamina Amonoo on September 11, 1993, in Takoradi and raised in Mankessim in Ghana’s Central Region, Quamina MP has steadily built a reputation as both a performer and a skilled beatmaker. He attended St. Mary’s Senior High School and briefly studied at Ghana Communication Technology University before dropping out due to financial constraints.
Around 2014, he taught himself music production to pursue a full-time career in music. His big break came in 2017 through Ground Up Chale, leading to the 2018 breakout hit “Wiase Y3d3,” featuring Kwesi Arthur and Yung C. The song dominated airwaves in Ghana and beyond, earning nominations at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards including New Artiste of the Year and Hiplife Song of the Year.
Quamina MP followed with a string of successful party anthems and collaborations that cemented his status in the Ghanaian music scene. Tracks such as “Party” (with Kwesi Arthur and Kofi Kinaata), “Amanfuor Girls” (with Medikal), “Ohia Y3 Forkin,” “Wo Y3 Guy,” and “Change Your Style” showcased his ability to blend hiplife, hip-hop, and Afrobeats into infectious, dancefloor-oriented records. He has earned the affectionate nickname “Party Monster” for his consistent delivery of enjoyment-focused music that resonates at clubs, festivals, and major events across Ghana and the diaspora.
His discography includes earlier EPs like “African Print” and the emotionally significant “Bongo EP,” released in 2021 as a tribute to his late father who passed away in a road accident. In February 2025, Quamina MP finally dropped his highly anticipated debut album “Love In The Club,” a 15-track project featuring collaborations with artists including Stonebowy, Kwesi Arthur, Medikal, and others. He produced several tracks himself, demonstrating continued growth as a multifaceted talent. More recent singles in 2026, such as “Call It Whatever,” “Sunshine” with Fameye, and the spicy “Eshishi” with Kofi Mole, have kept him active and relevant.
The timing of the “Bronya EP” feels strategic and culturally resonant. Ghana’s Christmas season, known locally as Bronya, is a major period for music releases, family gatherings, parties, and festive celebrations. By leaning fully into holiday imagery and energy, Quamina MP is positioning the project to become part of the soundtrack for end-of-year festivities.
The Parental Advisory label on the artwork suggests the EP will maintain his signature bold, adult-oriented lyrical style while delivering the upbeat rhythms fans expect.
Public Reaction
Industry observers note that Quamina MP’s career has shown remarkable consistency. From early hiplife hits that helped define the late 2010s sound in Ghana to his more recent album and EP output, he has successfully navigated the evolving Afrobeats and Ghanaian music landscape.
His live performances at major events including Afrochella, Detty Rave, Bhim Concert, and the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards have further solidified his reputation as a dynamic stage presence.
With over 450,000 followers on X and a dedicated fanbase that spans Ghana, the UK, and beyond, anticipation for “Bronya EP” is building rapidly. The project arrives at a strong moment in his trajectory, following the momentum of “Eshishi” and building on the foundation laid by “Love In The Club.” Fans can expect a mix of party anthems, melodic tracks, and seasonal flair that captures the joy and vibrancy of the Christmas period.
As November 27 approaches, music lovers in Ghana and the diaspora are marking their calendars. Quamina MP’s ability to consistently deliver feel-good music while evolving as an artist and producer makes this festive release one of the more notable projects on the horizon.
The “Bronya EP” promises to deliver exactly what his audience has come to love -unapologetic celebration wrapped in polished production and infectious energy. Pre-saving is already underway, and early reactions suggest this Christmas offering could become a holiday staple in Ghanaian playlists for years to come.
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