In a country like Cameroon where music production has undeniably improved overtime, with most producers who have stayed true to the course being heard or spoken of more, the younger producers who are just coming into the game must bring something special to the table if they must be noticed.
Aside top producers in the country like Akwandor, Empire Phillbill, Salatiel, Jovi, Sangtum and SoftTouch, just to name a few, who would charge your throat away for their extremely great services, there is a need for musicians who can’t afford the services of the above to turn elsewhere and they are obliged to run to the younger and upcoming ones.
Some of these you could, that most people are turning to include:
1. McCoy:
Over the years, Mccoy Twap has become a household name and a reliable music producer who now doubles as a singer. He’s known by many as the youngest producer in 237. Mccoy has done justice for many artists both A listers and upcoming ones. He’s been responsible for a few hit songs producing artists like Blanche Bailly and many others.
He’s already mastered his craft, though doubling as a singer, you can always count on him to deliver.
Known by many as the best Drummer in 237, this is one upcoming producer who might just have showed up at the right time. He’s produced #Jei for Vernyuy Tina and has worked on a couple of projects with Blaise B and is still doing so. Though still learning a lot of things to up his game, Rappnem is one to watch out for.
3. TONY EF:
Tony EF has been one the revelations of the year as concerns music production and he might just be here to change the game for good. Ef has a resounding attitude of culturing those beats to what you may want them to be. The future of production in 237 is so bright.
With the massive work put in by these producers who work day in, day out to deliver the goods and give us a reason to dance about, there is need to say everyone is unique and contributes to to the industry at their own pace and in their own way.
