Veteran Ghanaian music producer, Hammer, has cautioned musicians who want to work with him not to bring girls to his studio.
In an Interview on 3Music TV, Hammer explained his production process for producing mind-blowing beats for artistes. He stated that his impeccable attention to detail and refusal to tolerate shoddy work from artistes he collaborates with contributes to the perfection of songs he has produced.
“I am a very detailed person. One thing everybody knows about me is ‘Don’t bring a girl to the studio,’ because when you come to my studio, you are a student,” he said. “If you bring a girl to the studio to impress her and you’re not careful, I will check you like you’re a student and I won’t care whether or not there’s a girl there. So if you don’t want to be embarrassed, don’t bring anybody.”
The veteran producer noted that his dedication to his craft stems from the desire to ensure that both the artiste and the song earn plaudits from the public.
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“People feel intimidated when they’re recording with me because my job is to make you shine. No compromises… If you do something that is not good, I will tell you spot on. I need to make sure that when you go out there, nobody can diss you, he said.
“It can cost you a lot if you come to my studio with your entourage and your ego. So leave your ego at the door, take your paper and pen, and come and learn,” he added.
Hammer, also known in private life as, Edward Nana Poku Osei, is a Ghanaian record producer and founder of The Last Two Music Group. He is popularly known for growing Ghanaian Hip Hop or Hiplife artistes such as Obrafour, Tinny, Kwaw Kese, Sarkodie, Edem, among others.