Accomplished music producer Appiah Danquah, widely known as Appietus, is on the brink of clinching the prestigious Guinness World Record for the Music Producer with the most hit songs.
With an impressive track record, Appietus confidently asserts that the record is well within his reach.
In a recent announcement, Appietus revealed his intention to update his list of artists and hit songs, as he is now just four songs away from matching the current record held by American-Japanese producer Johnny Kitagawa.
Kitagawa currently holds the esteemed position with a remarkable 232 hit songs.
Appietus shared his progress on Facebook, detailing that his updated list now boasts an impressive 228 hit songs. The revelation has sparked excitement among music enthusiasts and industry professionals alike.
Among the notable songs featured in Appietus’ list are the chart-topping hits “Angelina” and “Shordy” by Praye in 2005, as well as “Tuabodom” and “Come Back To Me” by Nkasei. Additionally, his production credits include Sarkodie’s widely popular “Azonto Fiesta” and Obrafour’s iconic track, “Heavy,” among other acclaimed works.
As the music world eagerly awaits Appietus’ upcoming projects and potential new hits, industry insiders and fans alike are captivated by his journey toward musical greatness. With just a handful of songs remaining to secure the Guinness World Record, Appietus stands on the precipice of etching his name in music history.
