Omanghana
Omar Sterling’s debut mixtape, Victory Through Harmony, has been released across digital streaming platforms, giving fans wider access to the project a decade after its original release.
The 18-track collection, first released in September 2016, had previously been available through platforms including SoundCloud and YouTube. Its arrival on services such as Spotify and Apple Music answers years of requests from listeners who wanted the mixtape in their mainstream streaming libraries.
Killbeatz, the project’s executive producer and sound engineer, confirmed the release yesterday October 1, 2026, sharing streaming links to the remastered collection on social media.
For Omar Sterling, also known as Paedae of R2Bees, the mixtape became an important showcase of his individual rap style. Its emphasis on lyricism and storytelling helped it build a devoted following among Ghanaian hip-hop listeners.
Tracks including Exotic Flow, Bob Marley and Nineteen Ninety remain closely associated with the project, which also features contributions from Wizkid, Mugeez and Sarkodie.
The streaming release has sparked excitement among longtime fans, many of whom have continued to champion the mixtape since its debut. It also gives newer listeners an opportunity to explore a collection that helped shape Omar Sterling’s reputation as a solo rapper.
With the remastered edition now more widely available, Victory Through Harmony begins a fresh chapter ten years after its introduction to Ghana’s hip-hop scene.
Source: Omanghana
