Awal Alhassan

He is an accomplished producer, sound engineer, and philanthropist. He finished junior high school in 1996 and senior high school from 1997 to 1999.

He received a Diploma in Computer Technologies from Socio Computers.

Awal Alhassan, better known as Possigee, began his career as a music producer. The Ghanaian producer started off by creating beats with the help of Fruity Loops, a program for making music. He experimented with various sounds and methods while putting in endless hours to perfect his profession.

D-Cryme, a Ghanaian hip-hop singer, wrote the song "Kill Me Shy," which Possigee produced. The song was an immediate smash and received a ton of airplay in Ghana and other African nations. Possigee's musical career reached a significant turning point with this, and it gave him the chance to collaborate with other well-known musicians.

A recording contract was struck by Possigee with Ghanaian music production business MOB Studios. He had the chance to collaborate with some of Ghana's most well-known musicians thanks to this agreement, including Sarkodie, Stonebwoy, and Shatta Wale. Under MOB Studios, he created a number of successful songs, and his production abilities were getting better.

The Producer of the Year prize went to Possigee at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA). He was honored for his outstanding producing abilities and services to Ghana's music industry. His standing as one of Ghana's top producers was cemented by this honor, which also increased his notoriety and esteem within the music business.

Possigee established MoB Records, his own music production firm. The firm wants to develop and support upcoming musicians in Ghana. Possigee's career as a producer reached a turning point with the establishment of MoB Records, which also demonstrated his dedication to supporting the music industry that had helped him along the way.