Lasmid’s “Liquor Store” Gets Fans Talking as Song Spreads Across Social Media

Lasmid’s latest single, “Liquor Store,” is gaining attention from music fans as the Ghanaian singer’s infectious sound continues to circulate across social media.

Released in August 2026 through N.E Records, “Liquor Store” sees Lasmid deliver a melodic Afrobeats record built around love, attraction and devotion. The song was produced by M.O.G Beatz.

Fans Are Feeling the Vibe

Since its release, “Liquor Store” has continued to pick up listeners, with Audiomack recording more than 5.9 million plays, alongside over 32,000 likes and 29,000 playlist adds on the platform.

The song is also finding its way into short-form social media content. TikTok-related posts using the track include couple videos, lifestyle content and posts encouraging listeners to join the emerging trend.

The reaction has largely centered around Lasmid’s vocals, the catchy melody and the romantic vibe of the record. Some listeners have also highlighted how easily the song fits into short videos and everyday lifestyle content.

“Liquor Store” Brings a Romantic Side of Lasmid

According to TurnTable Charts, the song focuses on attraction, affection and commitment, with Lasmid using playful lyrics and melodic delivery to describe the intensity of falling deeply in love.

That combination appears to be helping the song connect with listeners beyond simply being another new release.

Social Media Could Give the Song More Momentum

With fans already using “Liquor Store” in short-form videos, the song has the ingredients for continued social-media exposure.

Lasmid has previously benefited from TikTok-driven attention, particularly with his breakthrough hit “Friday Night,” which became widely associated with Ghanaian social-media culture.

For now, fans are continuing to stream, share and create content around “Liquor Store” as Lasmid builds momentum toward his next phase of music.

What do you think about Lasmid’s “Liquor Store”? 🔥 Is it a hit or does Lasmid need to bring something different?

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