Popular Ghanaian music producer Mix Master Garzy says his presence can be felt across generations of Ghanaian music, not just through his beats, but through his collaborations with both legends and rising stars.
Speaking in an interview on Hitz FM, Garzy highlighted the depth of his involvement in the industry, noting that the sheer volume of his production work has become impossible to track.
“Yeah, it go fit you enter that side,” he said when asked if his production credits could run into the thousands.
For Garzy, that vast catalogue is the result of a deliberate effort to collaborate widely across genres, camps, and career stages.
“I’m one of the producers that have worked with most of our artistes here,” he shared, emphasizing his wide-ranging network.
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Though often linked to the BHIM Nation camp, Garzy said his loyalty lies with the music itself, not a particular brand or label.
“I try to work with everybody… Even though you might feel I’m more with this camp. I have a lot of upcoming artistes that I’ve worked with and till now, I still do that,” he explained.
His collaborations span the old school and new wave alike—from pioneers like Tinny, Edem, and FBS to emerging voices shaping the current soundscape.
“I always work with everybody. I play with everybody. So, getting into the olden days, like from the Tinny, Edem, FBS, all of those people I’ve worked with them. So, when we go to the old catalogue, I’m there. When you come to the new school too, I’m there,” Garzy added.
