- Identity confirmed
- Date of birth checked
- Career history reviewed
- Awards & achievements audited
King of Accra
Record Producer, Sound Engineer, Rapper
About King of Accra
Nii Kommetey Commey, known as King of Accra, is a Ghanaian record producer, sound engineer, rapper and singer. He first drew attention for his work on Sarkodie's Bra Bɛ Whɛ, which also features him and Guru, and he has produced several of Sarkodie's singles.
Early life and education
He was born at North Kaneshie in Accra. His father was a Christian minister whose work moved the family around Ghana before they settled at Mempeasem in East Legon. He attended Elican School from kindergarten to junior high (1990 to 2001) and Accra Academy, which he finished in 2005, and in 2008 he enrolled at the University of Ghana to study philosophy, psychology and music.
Production work
His credits include You Already Know from Sarkodie's album Sarkology and the Sarkodie singles Daabi and This Game, released between 2009 and 2015. He also produced Pressure Girl and Solo Artist for Samini and Bakaji for DJ Mensah.
Solo music
In April 2019 he launched kingofaccra.com, a site where established and upcoming musicians can get beats. A year later he released the self-produced single Lonely in the Garden, and in November 2020 he put out his first album, Adulthood, a 19-track project he produced himself, with guests including Magnom.
Frequently asked questions about Nii Kommetey Commey
What is King of Accra known for?
King of Accra is a Record Producer, Sound Engineer, Rapper.
What is King of Accra's nationality?
King of Accra is Ghanaian.
Where did King of Accra study?
King of Accra studied at Accra Academy; University of Ghana.
Personal Information
- Full Name
- Nii Kommetey Commey
- Nationality
- Ghanaian
- Region
- Greater Accra
Education
- Accra Academy; University of Ghana
Related Personalities
Compare King of Accra
Schools
Sources & References
- "King of Accra". Wikipedia.
- "Wikidata entry Q52714257". Wikidata.
Profile compiled from publicly available records. See our full source methodology →