Acclaimed Ghanaian sound engineer Hammer of the Last 2 has announced his resignation from A1 Bread to dedicate his time and energy to his highly anticipated musical comeback.
Hammer, known for his exceptional talent in crafting beats for renowned Ghanaian musicians, ventured into the bread industry in 2017, finding a new niche for his entrepreneurial spirit.
However, his passion for music remained unwavering, and the desire to return to his roots as a music producer burned brightly.
In a heartfelt statement on Facebook, Hammer, known in real life as Born Edward Nana Poku Osei explained the decision behind his departure from A1 Bread:
“I’ve been working on my new compilation album for a while now. The album is mostly dominated by the new school artists and blessed by some veteran artists as well. Production commenced around August 2022 and targeted a scheduled release date of April 2023.”
The problem is, that this album’s completion has become protracted due to my trying to balance the demands of my creative process and my day job as Managing Partner and Head of Sales/Marketing at A1 Bread, all whilst simultaneously trying to manage RedEye’s comeback album as well… so I had to make a decision.”
The legendary sound engineer explained extensively, “I am glad to report that A1 Bread has accepted my resignation in good faith to allow me to focus on my return to music, and my decision to resign from my day job will not impact my standing in the company as an equity stakeholder whatsoever.
Ekumfi Juice, on the other hand, isn’t as demanding because we’re only key distributors of the brand; thus, the team will continue serving you the best pineapple juice in the world today.”
Hammer shared his excitement for his upcoming album, titled ‘Upper Echelon,’ scheduled for release in early 2024.
He expressed his gratitude to his fans and supporters, concluding with a message of holiday cheer.
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