Moliy Wins Big At Caribbean Music Awards

Ghanaian music lovers have every reason to pop champagne because our own Moliy has done it again on the global stage.

She just bagged the prestigious Dancehall Song of the Year award at the 2026 Caribbean Music Awards.

The colorful ceremony took place at the National Academy for the Performing Arts in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.

This landmark victory makes her the very first Ghanaian artist to ever win a prize at this prestigious event.

The power behind the winning remix

The award-winning track is none other than her massive global chart-topper titled Shake It to the Max Fly Remix.

She did not work alone on this masterpiece because she featured Jamaican dancehall heavyweights Shenseea and Skillibeng.

Brilliant production from Silent Addy added that heavy Caribbean bounce that makes stubborn feet move on the dancefloor.

Entering the night as the most-nominated track, the song proved that good music speaks a universal language everywhere.

When her name was called inside the auditorium, she stepped up looking gorgeous in a stunning red outfit and her trademark smile.

Holding her golden trophy tight, she shared the joyful moment on social media with simple Ghanaian pride and love.

Fans back home in Accra and across social media have been sharing congratulatory messages since the news dropped.

This feat proves that Ghanaian artists are breaking boundaries and conquering genres outside our traditional local borders.

This latest international plaque adds nicely to her growing collection of awards and major career milestones.

Earlier in the year, the same hit track secured top reggae and dancehall honors at the Telecel Ghana Music Awards.

The song also earned a prestigious RIAA gold certification in the United States after selling over five hundred thousand units.

With talent like this lifting our flag high, the future of Ghanaian music remains very bright and unstoppable.