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    Let’s also acknowledge producers who helped Daddy Lumba create hit songs – Fredyma

    Papa LincBy Papa LincAugust 6, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read1 Views
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    Fredyma is a veteran sound engineer and entertainment pundit Fredyma is a veteran sound engineer and entertainment pundit

    Veteran sound engineer and entertainment pundit, Fred Kyei Mensah, popularly known as Fredyma has pointed out that the success of Daddy Lumba‘s music career should not be only attributed to the artiste but also to the talented producers who worked behind the scenes.

    Speaking in an interview on Onua TV on August 4, 2025, Fredyma stated that producers played a vital role in crafting the sounds that went into creating Lumba’s legendary songs.

    According to him, while Daddy Lumba‘s vocals and songwriting skills are widely celebrated, the producers who helped bring his vision to life also deserve to be appreciated.

    “We normally give credit to Daddy Lumba for his songs. We should also give other credit to the people who helped in producing the music because their efforts add up to the music. When he writes the music, who does the arrangement of the beats?” he said.

    Fredyma added, “When he started music, there’s a man called Charles Amoah, modern day recordings which the computer was newly invented. Those in Germany were the ones who the chance to use them. He was one the people who produced Lumba’s music.”

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