One year after a remix of her 2025 hit song, “Shake It to the Max (FLY)”, launched her to the top of charts across the world, Ghanaian American singer MOLIY has a keen sense for what works for her and she’s doubling down on it. She’s at her most maximal and carefree on BADDIES ᐸ3 MOLIY, dissecting sexuality, drive and indulging in all things pleasurable. On the whole, the album is hinged on an exciting blend of throbbing instrumentals and braggadocious lyricism the singer has made her stock-in-trade. On the Yinka Bernie-produced opener, “TOMETO”, she’s bursting with confidence, singing, “I’m a fine lady, oh/Juicy tometo/See as I dey waka/Then he want to choppy o.” She orchestrates a cross-continental linkup on “JETSKI (FRIKI)”, placing French Congolese singer Theodora’s “Africky mal polie” style side by side with the shapeshifting raps of Dominican rapper Yailin la Mas Viral. She calls on Nigerian star Mavo for “PRETTY MAMI”, and in a nod to home, teams up with Ghanaian hip-hop icon Sarkodie on the playful “ACCRA GIRLS”. To let MOLIY tell it, there’s nothing like them.