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Table of Content
- 🎧 Ul Hoose Breaks Through with 10,000+ Streams on Audiomack: A Rising Voice in Ghanaian Hip-Hop
- 🧠 The Father of Rapcology
- 📈 10,000 Streams and Counting
- 🎤 Multifaceted Talent
- 🌍 A Voice for the Youth
- 🚀 What’s Next for Ul Hoose?
🎧 Ul Hoose Breaks Through with 10,000+ Streams on Audiomack: A Rising Voice in Ghanaian Hip-Hop
In the ever-evolving landscape of Ghanaian music, a new name is making waves—Ul Hoose, also known as Evans Asare, has officially crossed the 10,000-stream milestone on Audiomack, marking a significant moment in his artistic journey. Hailing from Accra and known for his bold lyrical style and genre-bending creativity, Ul Hoose is quickly becoming a standout figure in the country’s hip-hop and rap scene.
🧠 The Father of Rapcology
Ul Hoose isn’t just another rapper—he’s the self-proclaimed “father of Rapcology,” a term he coined to describe his unique approach to music. Rapcology blends traditional Ghanaian storytelling with modern rap flows, often infused with social commentary and introspective themes. His tracks are more than just catchy—they’re layered with meaning, reflecting his experiences and observations of life in Ghana.
His breakout single “Aseda – Pose Man3” from the Rapcology album showcased this fusion perfectly. Produced by Brixx Beat, the song marked a turning point in his career, introducing fans to a more gospel-inspired sound while maintaining his signature lyrical depth.
📈 10,000 Streams and Counting
Crossing 10,000 streams on Audiomack is no small feat, especially for an independent artist. It’s a testament to Ul Hoose’s growing fanbase—known as the “Hoose Geng”—and his relentless drive to push boundaries. With over 12.8K total account plays and a steady rise in followers, his presence on the platform is gaining traction.
This milestone reflects not just numbers, but impact. In a digital age where streaming platforms are the new stage, Ul Hoose’s ability to connect with listeners across Ghana and beyond is a sign of his potential to go global.
🎤 Multifaceted Talent
Beyond music, Ul Hoose wears many hats. He’s a TV presenter on Holla Hush Radio and a creative force behind Societal Vibz Agency. His work spans videography, journalism, and performance art, making him a true multidisciplinary artist. Whether he’s dropping freestyles like “Hoodman” or collaborating with other creatives on BandLab, his versatility keeps fans engaged and curious.
His music videos, often shot in iconic Ghanaian locations like Black Star Square, add a visual layer to his storytelling. Directed by Simple and mixed by Brixx Beat, these visuals amplify his message and showcase his commitment to quality production.
🌍 A Voice for the Youth
Ul Hoose’s rise is emblematic of a broader movement in Ghanaian music—one that embraces authenticity, innovation, and cultural pride. His lyrics often touch on identity, resilience, and the challenges of urban life, resonating deeply with young listeners navigating similar realities.
In interviews, he’s spoken about the misconceptions surrounding his name and style, emphasizing that while he often raps in English, he’s deeply rooted in Ghanaian culture. “I have not even been to the States; I am a pure Ghanaian,” he once said, challenging assumptions and asserting his local identity.
🚀 What’s Next for Ul Hoose?
With momentum building, the future looks bright for Ul Hoose. As he continues to release new music and expand his reach, fans can expect more genre-defying tracks, thought-provoking lyrics, and collaborations that push the envelope.
Whether you’re a longtime member of the Hoose Geng or a newcomer discovering his sound for the first time, one thing is clear: Ul Hoose is not just riding the wave—he’s helping shape it.
You can stream his latest work on Audiomack, SoundCloud, and YouTube, and follow his journey on social media for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and upcoming releases.