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Hammer took me from the ghetto and gave me a life – Edem
Renowned Ghanaian rapper, Edem, known in private life as Denning Edem Hotor has shared his heartfelt appreciation for his mentor, Hammer, and the profound impact he has had on both his personal journey and burgeoning music career.
In a candid interview on Starr Chat with Bola Ray, Edem reflected on his humble beginnings and expressed his gratitude for Hammer’s role in transforming his life.
According to the ‘Latex’, Hammer played a pivotal role in taking him from the streets and giving him a new lease on life. The rapper’s gratitude was evident as he spoke about the significant contributions Hammer has made to his trajectory from obscurity to acclaim.
These albums not only showcase Edem’s evolution as an artist but also his unwavering commitment to celebrating African identity and heritage through his music. Hammer, a venerable figure in the Ghanaian music industry, is renowned for his prodigious talent as a record producer and his nurturing of numerous artists over the years.
The crooner credited Hammer’s mentorship for refining his artistic skills and providing invaluable opportunities for growth and exposure in the competitive music landscape.
During the interview, Edem spoke fondly of Hammer’s guidance extending beyond music production. He described Hammer as a steadfast mentor who believed in his potential during challenging times. The impact of Hammer’s mentorship extends beyond Edem’s personal journey and resonates deeply within the Ghanaian music community. His influence continues to inspire emerging talents and shape the evolution of African hip-hop.