Fameye ft. Medikal – “Habit”: A Bold Confession of Struggle and Growth
In a time where catchy hooks and dancefloor hits dominate the Afrobeats scene, Ghanaian singer Fameye takes a bold detour with his new single “Habit”, featuring award-winning rapper Medikal. Released in late August 2025, the track is a raw, introspective piece that pulls no punches addressing personal vices, spiritual battles, and the difficulty of breaking free from the cycles that quietly control us.
From its production to its message, “Habit” feels less like a hit single formula and more like a page ripped from Fameye’s journal.
“Habit” is produced by BozyBeats, who crafts a mellow yet haunting instrumental a perfect canvas for the vulnerable storytelling that follows. The beat fuses Highlife influences with Afro soul, creating a sonic space that’s both soothing and sobering.
Fameye’s voice carries weight, not just musically but emotionally. He doesn’t shy away from naming his faults from substance use to temptations that keep pulling him back. These aren’t just lines for drama they’re admissions, perhaps even prayers. He recognizes the destructive loops he’s caught in, but instead of glorifying them, he questions them.
Medikal’s verse brings a different energy his rap is more urgent, but still in tune with the theme. He adds a sense of tension, highlighting how even the most confident figures wrestle with demons behind the scenes.
At the heart of “Habit” lies a desperate yearning for change. It’s not just a song about mistakes it’s a plea for redemption. Fameye calls on God, asking for mercy and strength to overcome what he can’t seem to control himself. The faith based undertone is subtle but powerful, reminding listeners that self-awareness alone isn’t enough sometimes, it takes divine help to truly change.
What makes this message resonate is its honesty. In an era where many artists present filtered, flawless versions of themselves, Fameye’s decision to spotlight weakness feels revolutionary.
Though the official music video hasn’t gone viral (yet), early viewers describe it as simple but powerful. It uses muted tones, emotional close-ups, and symbolic imagery reinforcing the song’s confessional nature. Instead of glamor, the video opts for vulnerability. Fameye appears alone in many scenes, echoing the isolation that often comes with inner conflict.
“Habit” isn’t just another track it’s a statement. It speaks to a generation grappling with invisible burdens, self sabotaging habits, and the quiet pressure to look “put together” while feeling lost inside.
By addressing these struggles openly, Fameye offers more than music he offers a mirror. And for many fans, especially young people navigating the same cycles, that honesty is refreshing, even healing.
“Habit” might not top club playlists, but that’s not the point. It’s music for the soul a track that sits with you, challenges you, and maybe even inspires you to look inward.
For Fameye and Medikal, it’s more than a collaboration it’s a conversation. And for listeners, it’s a reminder that the first step to change is admitting you need it.
Stream “Habit” on all major platforms and share it with someone who’s fighting their own silent battles.
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