Kumawood actor and filmmaker Lil Win has released the official soundtrack for his upcoming international film, A Journey to Africa (Nzulezu), featuring Ghanaian musicians Medikal and Fameye.
The release has generated excitement among fans anticipating the movie, which brings together prominent Ghanaian and Nigerian entertainment personalities.
Lil Win announced the soundtrack on Monday, November 9, 2026, through a Facebook post, sharing the song alongside its promotional artwork. He had earlier informed his followers that the track would be released at exactly 12 noon.
The actor captioned the post, “Medikal Ft Fameye Journey to Africa soundtrack.”
The song features Medikal delivering rap verses, while Fameye provides the vocals, bringing together their distinctive musical styles for the film's official soundtrack.
The project follows Lil Win's 2024 production, A Country Called Ghana, which featured prominent Nigerian actors, including Ramsey Nouah, Victor Osuagwu and Charles Awurum.
His latest production continues his efforts to strengthen collaborations between Ghana's and Nigeria's film industries.
Several Nigerian actors arrived in Ghana on September 30, 2026, to participate in the production. They include Kanayo O. Kanayo, Patience Ozokwor, Mike Ezuruonye, Zubby Michael and Destiny Etiko.
The film was largely shot at Nzulezu, the historic stilt settlement in Ghana's Western Region, with the community providing a distinctive cultural setting for the production.
During the filming, the Nzulezu community honoured Lil Win by enstooling him as its Nkosuohene in recognition of his association with the area and contribution to the project.
The production also received financial support from the Member of Parliament for Jomoro, Dorcas Affo-Toffey, who contributed towards the making of the film.
Following the soundtrack's release, listeners took to social media to share their reactions, with several praising the collaboration between the two musicians.
While some listeners commended Medikal's creativity, others highlighted Fameye's vocal delivery and contribution to the song.
One listener, Anabs, praised both musicians but suggested that some of Medikal's playful lyrical expressions were unnecessary for a movie soundtrack.
“Medikal did well, but that point when he wanted to bring those playful bars was unnecessary for a movie soundtrack. Fameye did all-round well,” the listener commented.
Another user, Elkingsongh, simply wrote, “Medikal nailed it.”
Iddson2 also shared a comment in Twi, while another listener, byosef_, expressed appreciation for the collaboration.
Medikal's creativity also attracted praise from Redemption_NK, who expressed confidence in Fameye's ability to deliver.
“I knew my goat Fameye would deliver, doing this since the days of YOLO,” the user wrote.
Jorge Lazio also singled out Fameye's vocals, describing the song as enjoyable.
With the official soundtrack now released, attention is turning to the film's eventual premiere, as Lil Win brings together Ghanaian and Nigerian stars in a production that places Nzulezu and its cultural heritage at the centre of the project.
