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Gafacci

Ghanaian music producer, DJ, and songwriter

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About Gafacci

Gafacci was a Ghanaian musician, disc Jockey, record producer and songwriter.

Michael Dela Gafatchi, better known by the stage name Gafacci, is a Ghanaian music producer, disc jockey, and songwriter.

Early life Gafacci attended Accra Academy for his senior high school education. He developed his interest for music in High School. In September 2009, Gafacci got introduced to beatmaking by a friend. He has production credits for Sarkodie, D-Black, Ice Prince and others.

Production career

He produced BET Cypher Ghana 2010 featuring artists like Tinny, Sarkodie, Edem, Kweku T, Reggie Rockstone, and Baby G. He has worked with so many artists in and outside Ghana. He produced/composed and co-wrote Dee-Moneey's hit single "Kpokpo O Body". Gafacci started JOWAA project with French-American Dj Bbrave. Since then he has graced stages as jowaa at ABC Festival (Burkina Faso), Chale Wote Street Art Festival (Ghana), Sabolai Festival (Ghana), Asabaako Festival (Ghana), Nyege Nyege Festival (Uganda), Oslo World Music Festival (Norway) and toured Europe in 2017.

Production Discography

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Important facts

Born
Accra
Nationality
Education
Accra Academy
Also known as
Michael Dela Gafatchi

Frequently asked questions

Who was Gafacci?

Ghanaian music producer, DJ, and songwriter

When was Gafacci born?

Gafacci was born in Accra.

What was Gafacci's occupation?

Gafacci was a musician, disc Jockey, record producer and songwriter.

What nationality was Gafacci?

Gafacci was Ghanaian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Gafacci

· Wikidata: Q50345384

· DBpedia: Gafacci

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