Accra, Ghana – Celebrated gospel music producer and talent developer Samuel Andy Kellson has once again proven his deep commitment to the future of Ghanaian gospel music by unveiling a brand-new state-of-the-art recording studio, purposely built to nurture and support upcoming musicians.
With over three decades of experience in the industry and a legacy of managing and producing for iconic names such as Tagoe Sisters and Noble Nketsiah, Kellson’s latest move is a bold investment in the next generation of gospel talent.
Located in a serene and easily accessible part of Accra, the studio features modern recording technology, sound engineering facilities, rehearsal space, and a mentorship hub — designed not just for recording music, but for training, coaching, and refining the raw talent of young artists who often struggle with access to quality production.
In an interview, Kellson stated, “This studio is not just a building; it’s a vision come to life. I’ve seen so many gifted young musicians give up because they lack the resources and guidance. This space is meant to bridge that gap — to give them a fighting chance to rise and be heard.”
The initiative has already begun drawing interest from emerging gospel artists and producers, some of whom have started booking sessions and participating in Kellson’s mentorship workshops.
Industry stakeholders have praised the move, calling it a “timely intervention” in an era where many talented youth are being lost to secular distractions or discouraged by financial barriers.
As part of his long-term plan, Samuel Andy Kellson intends to launch a Gospel Talent Incubation Program within the studio, offering affordable recording packages, spiritual development, and industry education to help upcoming musicians build sustainable careers rooted in faith and excellence.
With this initiative, Kellson continues to affirm his reputation not just as a hitmaker, but as a builder of legacies in the gospel music world.
