By Josephine Kekeli Amuzu
Ghanaian Highlife artiste, George Kwabena Adu professionally known as Kwabena Kwabena has expressed gratitude to Edward Nana Poku Osei, popularly known as Hammer, one of the producers who played a significant role in shaping his career.
In an interview on the GTV Breakfast Show with Valerie Danso, the highlife star reflected on his early days in the industry and the impact Hammer had on his journey to becoming a mainstream artist.
Recounting their first meeting in 2001, Kwabena Kwabena described Hammer as a mentor who gave him his first real studio experience when he was still an underground artist.
“He actually gave me the opportunity to have that studio experience, to understand what it feels like to be in a professional recording space,” he shared. “Hammer contributed a lot to my growth as a mainstream artist, and for that, he is very special to me.”
Expressing deep appreciation, Kwabena Kwabena acknowledged that he owes Hama a “debt of gratitude” for believing in him and supporting his early career.
His words serve as a heartfelt recognition of the unsung heroes in the music industry who nurture talents behind the scenes, helping shape the careers of many successful artists.
