Isolirium’s Dr. Pushkin and Ataman Nikita have released “All We’ve Done” (feat. The Brothers Four), out now on all platforms from Friday 13 November 2026. Produced by Ricch Khalil and mixed by Phredxter, the song brings the American folk legends behind “Greenfields” onto a Northern Ghanaian record about galamsey. Stream it here.
About “All We’ve Done”
The song runs just under three minutes and is built as a conversation between two traditions. The Brothers Four open and close it in close folk harmony, asking what the next generation will inherit. In between, Dr. Pushkin and Ataman Nikita take the verses, turning to galamsey: muddied rivers, broken soil, and the gap between the people who profit and the people left behind.
The cover is painted, like the rest of the project: one river split in two, clear water and green trees on one side, mud, pits and an excavator on the other. A painted lyric film and a free 52-page lyric book complete the release.
Who Is Behind It?
Isolirium Entertainment is the Bolgatanga label behind Dr. Pushkin and Ataman Nikita. The team outdoored the Kologo fusion sound with “No Go Go”, and Ataman Nikita released his album Enigma in 2025. Read more in our feature on the label’s breakthrough.
The Brothers Four formed in Seattle in 1957. Their recording of “Greenfields” reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1960 and sold more than a million copies, and the group, led by founding member Bob Flick, is still touring more than 67 years on.
For the story of how the two sides met on one record, read The Folk Voice That Flew Across the Atlantic. For the facts behind the chorus, read TheSavannaOnline’s explainer “Mud in the River” (from 20 November).
Where to Listen to “All We’ve Done”
🎧 Listen now: All We’ve Done (feat. The Brothers Four) on all major streaming platforms.
More from the North: “All We’ve Done”: Dr. Pushkin and Ataman Nikita Team Up With The Brothers Four