If I’ll Ever Go Back To The Studio, It Will Be Because Of Black Sherif – Hammer

Revered Ghanaian record producer and founder of The Last 2 Music Group, Edward Nana Poku Osei popularly known as Hammer may soon get back into the studio.

For many who have long yearned to hear a new production from Hammer, your wishes may soon come through as the producer is considering hitting the studio with none other than Ghana’s new wunderkind, Black Sherif.

“I’m not done. I’ll go back to the studio. I’m inspired. I spoke to Blacko and told him, that if I’ll ever go back to the studio, it will be because of him.” Hammer said.

He also spoke highly of Black Sherif describing him as a “master of melodies.”

“He is a master of melodies. It’s very rare for artists to be playing with notes. The notes he hits when singing are very emotional notes and if he decides to learn the guitar he will be a master at it. I will implore him to learn how to play the guitar at once because he has what it takes…” he added.

Having recorded with several talents including  Obrafour, Tinny, Kwaw Kese, Ayigbe Edem, Sarkodie, Kwabena Kwabena, KK Fosu, Jay Dee, Eugene (Praye), Teephlow and many others, Hammer until recently quit music production for bread business.

Asked why he’s stayed off music production, Hammer revealed he was ‘bored’ and wanted to explore new opportunities.

“I got bored. I had done so much and I wanted something new. I wanted a new challenge. I wanted a new milestone to conquer, and so the bread was just a new venture I wanted to try” he said.