Kilo Beat BSGH – Award-Nominated Producer, Voice Actor & Highlife Artist

Emmanuel Amoasah, professionally known as Kilo Beat BSGH, is a 38-year-old Ghanaian music producer, recording artist, sound engineer, and entertainment executive from Assin Fosu in the Central Region of Ghana. He currently resides in Accra, Ghana.

-Early Life and Education-

Kilo Beat began his educational journey at Ghana National Crèche. He later attended Harris School Complex for his elementary and junior high education before proceeding to Aggrey Memorial Zion Secondary School for his high school studies. From an early age, he demonstrated a deep passion for music and entertainment, which would later define his career.

-Early Career and Breakthrough-

In 2002, Kilo Beat participated in the Nescafé African Revelation Music Competition organized by Nestlé Ghana Limited. The competition, which was won by the music group Praye, was aimed at promoting the Nescafé 3-in-1 product. Kilo Beat secured an impressive 6th place finish, marking his first major step into the music industry.

In 2004, he was signed to 121 Record Label in Ghana, where he released his debut album. The following year, in 2005, his team emerged winners of TV Africa’s Sound Splash Talent Hunt, further solidifying his presence in the Ghanaian music scene.

-Transition into Music Production-

In 2007, driven by determination and limited resources, Kilo Beat taught himself music production from his small apartment. He later advanced his knowledge through an online course with City Varsity in Cape Town, South Africa. His dedication paid off when he was signed as a music producer with Wadada Promotions (UK/Ghana), where he worked from 2009 to 2013.

His breakthrough as a producer came in 2010 when he produced the hit song “Dark Suburb” (formerly “Faint Medal”) featuring Yaa Pono, which ranked at the top on the BBC Music Chart. This milestone significantly elevated his profile internationally.

-Production Credits and Collaborations-

Over the years, Kilo Beat has recorded and produced for several top Ghanaian artists, including:

* Stonebwoy

* Yaa Pono

* Sasha Marley

* Kweku T

* Akosua Agyapong

* Gifty Osei

* Sherifa Gunu

* Sena Dagadu

* Jon Germain

* Akwaboah

* Fameye

* Epixode

* David Oscar

* Wutah Afriyie

He has also worked with Naima McLean from South Africa, expanding his influence beyond Ghana.

In 2017, he was nominated for Producer of the Year at the BASS Awards, recognizing his excellence and contribution to gospel and mainstream music production.

-Beatshop Ghana Limited & BiG 6 Concert Initiative (2014–2019)-

Between 2014 and 2019, Kilo Beat founded Beatshop Ghana Limited, his own record company. Under this banner, he launched the BiG 6 Concert Initiative, a talent development platform focused on discovering and nurturing musicians from deprived communities (ghettos) across Ghana.

Every two years, six artists from six different communities were selected and provided with professional marketing, promotion, media exposure, and opportunities for both local and international collaborations. The initiative played a vital role in empowering young talents from underserved areas.

-Media, Voice Acting & Audio Production (2020–2025)-

From 2020 to 2025, Kilo Beat joined Event It Company, an affiliate of Max TV and the only dedicated audio dubbing company responsible for dubbing all Max TV telenovelas in Ghana.

He became widely recognized for his voice acting work, notably dubbing the popular telenovela *The Heirs* (2020–2021), where he voiced the character “Kulas.”

From 2022 to 2025, he recorded the voice-over for the character “Cardo” in the series “Brothers”, further establishing his versatility in the entertainment industry.

-Current Projects and Leadership-

Kilo Beat is currently partnered with Gypsy Soleil, CEO of Onesoul Entertainment, serving as a Continent Manager. In addition to his executive role, he has returned fully to his artistry and is currently focused on Highlife music.

He recently released his EP titled “Kings Collection,” showcasing his growth as an artist and his dedication to preserving and modernizing the Highlife genre.

He is also preparing to relaunch his talent initiative under a new brand name, “Voice From The Street,” which will continue his mission of discovering and empowering talents from deprived communities.

Kilo Beat BSGH remains a dynamic force in Ghana’s entertainment industry — a producer, artist, mentor, and executive whose journey reflects resilience, innovation, and a commitment to uplifting others through music.