Omanghana
Ghanaian-Liberian recording artiste Yohanne D’Gang is preparing to return to the music scene with “Bosses Outside,” a new song that will feature on the multi-artiste album Harris Moses Set It.
The project is being led by Liberian-American music executive Harris Moses Wogbeh under his label, MosMove Entertainment. The forthcoming release marks a new chapter for Yohanne, whose musical journey has taken him between Liberia and Ghana.
Born Nana John Kojo Benna Jr. in Monrovia, Liberia, to a Ghanaian father and a Liberian mother, the singer has returned to Ghana to reconnect with his roots and promote his music.
A Message of Self-Belief
“Bosses Outside” was written and performed by Yohanne D’Gang, with CV Tay handling production and ExtremeBeatz responsible for mixing and mastering.
The song centers on self-belief and determination, encouraging listeners to define success on their own terms. Its message reflects the artiste’s belief that being a “boss” is about conviction and opportunity as well as financial or social status.
The track will form part of Harris Moses Set It, which is planned to contain eight to 10 songs featuring artistes from Ghana, Liberia and Nigeria. The album is expected to bring together sounds including Afro-fusion, Afrobeats, dancehall and amapiano.
The project’s title draws from a Liberian expression associated with helping someone achieve a goal. Wogbeh’s vision is to give artistes a shared platform to reach audiences and develop their careers.
From Gospel Music to Construction
Yohanne began writing songs in 2002, during Liberia’s civil conflict. In December 2005, he moved to Ghana to live with relatives and attended Ampenyi Junior High School before returning to Liberia in December 2013.
He began pursuing gospel music in 2014, receiving guidance and support from his foster family, the Kijans. Working with producer Jackie Russ, he recorded songs including “All in All” and “Mountain Zion.”
Financial difficulties limited his ability to promote the recordings, and he later stepped away from music to earn a living in construction.
Partnership Opens a New Chapter
While working on a house project for Wogbeh, Yohanne discussed his earlier music career with the entrepreneur. Their connection developed into a business partnership and renewed his opportunity to pursue music.
The pair went on to develop Good People Social, a media and creative platform officially launched on December 6, 2025. Wogbeh is its founder, while Yohanne serves as chief executive.
The singer is now preparing to promote “Bosses Outside” and the wider album through Ghanaian radio, television, DJs and online media. Release dates for the single and album have not yet been announced.
Fans can follow updates on his YouTube channel, @yohannedgangofficial.
Source: Omanghana
