Our Ambassadors
Meet LaliXLola
Ghana's favourite twins, and the face of CroxItOut.
Award-winning Afro-fusion artists, songwriters and creative entrepreneurs championing breast cancer awareness across Ghana, on stage, in classrooms and online.
Their story
Lali X Lola are award-winning Ghanaian Afro-fusion performing and recording artists, songwriters, and creative entrepreneurs comprising identical twin sisters Patricia Delali Dake ("Lali") and Trysha Wolali Dake ("Lola"). Known as "Ghana's favourite twins," they combine electrifying stage presence, synchronized performances, storytelling, and playful charisma with unmistakable twin chemistry.
Since launching their music career in October 2021, they have built a growing audience through original releases, festivals, concerts, and digital content. They curate Fire & Flow, their annual independent concert series at Alliance Française in Accra, bringing together live music, dance, and community.
They also advocate for artist rights, fair music business practices, and sustainable creative livelihoods.
Their family team includes their father and manager, Kimathi Dake Sr., brother Rappidd as producer and co-manager, and mother as brand manager. Together, they continue building a career grounded in music, purpose, and family.
Both hold First Class honours degrees in Economics and International Relations from Lancaster University Ghana. Trysha also holds an MSc in Economics from Lancaster University Management School, UK.
Achievements
Watch
"Crox It Out" by LaliXLola
Listen to the new CroxItOut "Campus Chorus", featuring the voices of students from the high schools we've visited.
Their work with CroxItOut
The face of CroxItOut
Driving artistic partners and the face of the campaign, bringing breast cancer awareness to young audiences through music.
High School Tour champions
Helping bring breast cancer awareness to more than 20,000 students across 21 senior high schools in five regions of Ghana.
Concert hosts & performers
Consistently performing at and hosting the annual CroxItOut Concert, and hosting the 2026 edition.
The campaign song
Their song "Crox It Out", and its newer "Campus Chorus" version, capture the spirit of the movement.
"It's a family thing. No wahala."