Akuchi

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Akuchi Osayaba Oritsetimeyin Amadi (born 8 May 1996) professionally known as Akuchi, is a Nigerian artiste, producer, sound engineer, and show promoter known for his musical expertise and strong business background.^[1][2]

Early life[edit]

Akuchi was born and raised in Warri an area in Delta State.

He entered the music scene in 2017 when he caught the attention of Nigerian Hip-Hop star Olamide with his track 'el Chapo.' This led to a collaboration with Olamide on the song 'Underground,' while simultaneously featuring Olamide in his hit track 'Ringi Ringi.'

Career[edit]

In the past years, Akuchi has made significant contributions to the music industry, collaborating with various artists such as Zoro, Wavy the Creator, and others.

During his musical career, Akuchi focused on pursing career to learn more about music production, sound engineering, and show promotion which includes business in the music space. In 2021, he made a comeback with the self-produced track 'Solo,' co-produced by Sigag and Elder Maxwell, and finally mixed and mastered by Mix Monster.

Discography[edit]

Singles[edit]

• Just a Number (2017)
• Solo (2021)^[3]
• Whyne (2021)
• Loud vol.1 (2021)
• Loud vol.2 (2022)
• All My Life (2022)^[4]
• Chocha (2023)
• Loud vol.3 (2023)
• Rolls Royce Umbrellas (2023)^[5][6][7]
• No Games (2023)

Featured In[edit]

• The Glory by Olamide (2016)
• Are You Down by Mike World (2019)
• DTTM (ONEME) by Zoro (2021)
• Rich And Wacko by Maxino (2024)

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