Early Life and Musical Influences
Edwin Eshun, aka Beeztrap KOTM, was raised in Santasi, Kumasi, where his family’s deep involvement in church music sparked his passion for the art. Inspired by his mother, sister, and his uncle’s recording studio in Cape Coast, music became an integral part of his upbringing.
Musical Beginnings
Eshun’s musical journey gained momentum during his time at Kumasi Anglican Senior High School, where he met producer Stichez, a key figure who would shape his career. Their collaboration led to the release of his early tracks, including ‘Abrabɔ Yɛ Hard’, which received warm reception on local radio stations.
Artistic Evolution
Starting with covers of popular songs, Beeztrap KOTM refined his skills and developed his unique musical identity. This period of experimentation laid the groundwork for his original compositions, showcasing a fusion of his church upbringing and Kumasi’s urban culture.
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Rise to Prominence in Asakaa Movement
With support from Stichez, Beeztrap KOTM found his place within the emerging Asakaa Movement, collaborating with artists like Okese 1 and the Asakaa Boys. The breakout success of ‘Cinderella’ solidified his position as a rising star in Ghanaian music, earning him recognition within the industry and among fans.
Musical Journey and EP Release
Beeztrap KOTM’s introspective EP, ‘Different Type of Gangster’, offers a glimpse into his life experiences and Christian background. Tracks like ‘Emotions’ and ‘Ebesi’ hold personal significance, reflecting pivotal moments in his artistic journey and life.
Future Outlook
Looking ahead, Beeztrap KOTM remains focused on his ambitions, determined to overcome challenges and pursue his dreams. With his latest single, ‘Bottom Pawa’, featuring the Asakaa Boys, he continues to push boundaries and make his mark on the Ghanaian music scene.
Source: AfroYard |