Lyrical Joe Unveils Tracklist for Forthcoming Album "I AM"

Ghana’s lyrical powerhouse, Lyrical Joe, is gearing up to take fans on a soul-searching journey with his much-anticipated studio album titled “I AM”, set to drop on May 16, 2025. With a reputation for thought-provoking bars, poetic depth, and technical brilliance, Lyrical Joe’s new project promises to be more than just music — it’s a statement of identity, purpose, and evolution.

Officially unveiling the 13-track lineup, the album blends introspection, spirituality, street perspective, and star-studded collaborations. Here’s the full tracklist:

Holy Sky
U
Take Me Home
I AM feat. E.L
Glory Fall
Healing
Holy
The Interview feat. Andy Dosty
TES feat. Medikal
Togbui
Feed My Soul
Julie feat. Beeztrap KOTM
Twisted Faith

From the opening track Holy Sky to the reflective closer Twisted Faith, “I AM” explores themes of pain, purpose, spirituality, resilience, and truth — all told through Lyrical Joe’s razor-sharp lyricism and emotionally charged delivery.

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The project features a well-balanced mix of solo tracks and strategic collaborations, including:

E.L, who joins on the title track I AM, likely bringing both energy and legacy to the message.
Andy Dosty, the respected media personality, on The Interview — an intriguing concept track that may blur the lines between journalism and confession.
Medikal, one of Ghana’s most versatile rappers, who jumps on TES, adding a different flavor of street wisdom.
Beeztrap KOTM, the drill/hip-hop sensation, on Julie — possibly a standout track for the younger Gen Z audience.

From the titles alone, the album signals spiritual undertones (Holy Sky, Glory Fall, Holy), healing and reflection (Healing, Feed My Soul), and deep emotional narratives (Take Me Home, Twisted Faith). It’s clear Lyrical Joe is not just rapping — he’s reaching into his soul and speaking truths many can relate to.

“I AM” is expected to solidify Lyrical Joe’s place not just as a punchline rapper, but as a complete artist — one who isn’t afraid to be vulnerable, bold, and deeply real.

As the countdown begins toward May 16, fans are bracing for a project that may very well shape conversations around artistry, authenticity, and growth in Ghana’s hip-hop scene for years to come.