Draft:JayFyn

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Jayfyn (born Fred Yaw Ntiamoah, 16 December 1993) is a Ghanaian music producer, recording artist, and sound engineer from Tema, Ghana. He is known for his work in Afrobeats, hip-hop, and hiplife, collaborating with prominent Ghanaian musicians including Kwesi Arthur, Black Sherif, Kofi Mole, Twitch 4EVA, Alberto, Pambour, Abena Rockstar, and Medikal. Jayfyn also founded the recording studio and platform Kushesha, which supports upcoming Ghanaian artists.

Fred Yaw Ntiamoah was born on 16 December 1993 in Tema, Ghana. He developed an interest in music production and sound engineering at a young age, experimenting with beat-making and recording local artists. He later established his own recording studio to provide young musicians with access to professional production and collaboration opportunities.

Jayfyn began his career producing and mixing songs for emerging artists in Tema. He is credited with producing **"Ade Akye"**, the first song on Kwesi Arthur's *Live from Nkrumah Krom* EP, and contributed to **"Anthem"**, which won Best Hip-Hop Song at a major Ghanaian music award.^[1]

He produced and mixed multiple songs on Kwesi Arthur's *This Is Not The Tape 3*, including:

• "1 of 1"
• "Can't Relate"
• "Jungle Music Pt 1"
• "Raging Bulls Hijack"
• "Fefe Ne Fe"
• "Ginger"
• "Make a Way"

Jayfyn has also produced for other Ghanaian artists, including:

• Alberto – multiple tracks
• JJ ft Kwesi Arthur, B4Bonah – production/mixing
• Kofi Mole – "Bad I Know"
• Twitch 4EVA – production/mixing
• Pambour – "Rare" ft Kwesi Arthur
• Kimati – *Thunderstorm* EP
• Pambour – "Vibes"
• 2Fyngerz – "All Day"
• Wild West – multiple tracks
• Abena Rockstar – *Only Few Can Relate* EP: "M'Akoma," "I Want It All," "I Love You Tho," "Now You Know," "Outro"
• Abena Rockstar – *Harvest Season* EP: "Super Jealous," "Commas and Karma," "Yaa Abrafi," "Politically Incorrect," "Last Year," "P.M.E," "The Flavor" ft Medikal

Through his work with these artists, Jayfyn has played a major role in shaping contemporary Ghanaian hip-hop and Afrobeats, particularly supporting young musicians from Ghana.

Jayfyn founded Kushesha, a recording studio and YouTube-based platform to support upcoming musicians. The studio provides young artists with professional recording and mixing opportunities, helping them showcase their talent and develop careers in the music industry.

• "4Life"
• "Woye Kese"
• "Problem Release"

• "Ade Akye" – Kwesi Arthur, *Live from Nkrumah Krom* EP
• "Anthem" – Kwesi Arthur (Best Hip-Hop Song award)
• Kwesi Arthur - No title (mixing/Mastering)
• Kwesi Arthur - Dangote (production/mixing)
• *This Is Not The Tape 3* – Kwesi Arthur (songs: "1 of 1", "Can't Relate", "Jungle Music Pt 1", "Raging Bulls Hijack", "Fefe Ne Fe", "Ginger", "Make a Way")
• Alberto – multiple tracks
• JJ ft Kwesi Arthur, B4bonah – production/mixing
• Alberto ft Kofi Mole, twitch 4 Ever – "Bad I Know"
• Twitch 4EVA -Take your something – production/mixing
• Twitch 4EVA - Save Me
• JayFyn ft Twitch 4EVA, Pambour- Taya Me
• Pambour – "Rare" ft Kwesi Arthur
• Kimati ft pambour vibes – *Thunderstorm* EP
• Kimati ft 2Fyngerz – "All Day"
• Kimati - Wild West
• Kay Jaymfi ft Pambour - Custody
• Abena Rockstar – *Only Few Can Relate* EP: "M'Akoma," "I Want It All," "I Love You Tho," "Now You Know," "Outro"
• Abena Rockstar ft Medikal - Flavor
• Abena Rockstar – *Harvest Season* EP: "Super Jealous," "Commas and Karma," "Yaa Abrafi," "Politically Incorrect," "Last Year," "P.M.E,"

• Official YouTube channel
• Spotify profile
• Apple Music profile
• Instagram

Category:Ghanaian record producers Category:Ghanaian musicians Category:1993 births Category:Living people