Upper East dancehall star FlameBwoy is wearing the crown on his new single. “Naaba Naa (The Northern King)”, produced by Future Dosty, arrived on 12 November 2026 through Bhumbah Nation and is streaming now on Audiomack. “Tell dem to bow, for the king is in,” he wrote as he announced it on Facebook.
About “Naaba Naa”
The song runs for 3 minutes 4 seconds and is filed under Afrosounds on Audiomack. The cover goes all in on the royal theme: FlameBwoy sits like a chief in a white smock, embroidered hat and beads, holding a staff, while elders in striped smocks bow around him. The title is stamped across the bottom in gold, with “The Northern King” underneath and Future Dosty’s production credit below that.
He launched the single with a short video on Facebook, showing him in a cap, skull mask and black-and-gold football jersey, flexing a heavy silver ring for the camera.
The crown is a running theme for him this year. In March he released “Northern Dancehall King”, and in January “Upper East Music Undertaker”. “Naaba Naa” lands just over two weeks after “My Life”, the emotional single he released from his upcoming The Break Through EP.
Who Is FlameBwoy?
FlameBwoy, also known as FlameBwoy StarBorn, is a dancehall and Afrobeats artiste from the Kusaug area of the Upper East Region who mixes English with Kusaal. He was named Best New Artiste and Dancehall Artiste of the Year at the HMB Upper East Music Awards in 2023, then won six awards at the 2025 edition, including Artiste of the Year.
His 2026 catalogue already includes “Top Senior”, “Winner”, “Dunia Yella”, “Ma Bae” and “Ban’na (It Be Dem)”. He has also worked with Maccasio on “Money Language” and appeared alongside Saint Chicago on Wiz Gallardo’s 11:11 EP.
Where to Listen to “Naaba Naa”
“Naaba Naa (The Northern King)” is out now on Audiomack.
🎧 Listen now: “Naaba Naa” by FlameBwoy on Audiomack
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