KODA’s Life In A Minute Read: Celebrating the Legacy of a Gospel Icon

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In the realms of Ghanaian gospel music, the name Kofi Owusu Dua Anto, affectionately known as KODA, resonates deeply as a beacon of talent, passion, and spiritual inspiration. Born on December 15, 1978, in Takoradi, KODA’s journey in music began at a tender age, where his love for musical instruments ignited a flame that would illuminate countless lives across the nation.

Early Beginnings and Musical Mastery

At the age of 10, KODA’s musical journey took flight when his mother enrolled him in a music class, laying the foundation for his future as a multi-talented musician. His time at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) further honed his skills, where he served as the mass choir director and contributed his musical prowess to various gospel groups, including the renowned “Da Project.”

Rise to Prominence

After completing his tertiary education, KODA’s talent blossomed further as he co-wrote, mixed, mastered, and produced the acclaimed album, ‘Awurade Ei,’ which garnered widespread recognition across Ghana. His collaborations with gospel artists such as Nii Okai propelled him to greater heights, solidifying his reputation as a producer of exceptional talent and vision.

A Musical Maestro’s Legacy

Throughout his illustrious career, KODA’s musical journey was marked by collaboration and innovation. He worked with a myriad of gospel artists, both in Ghana and beyond, leaving an indelible mark on the industry with his soul-stirring compositions and masterful productions. As the founder of the Anointed music group, KODA’s influence extended far beyond the realm of music, touching the lives of countless individuals and ministries.

A Timeless Discography

With four vocal and two gospel jazz albums to his credit, KODA’s discography stands as a testament to his musical genius and spiritual depth. From the poignant melodies of “Nyame Beye” to the bold declarations of “OXYGEN,” his music continues to resonate with audiences, inspiring faith and worship with every note.

A Lasting Legacy

As a music tutor and performer, KODA’s impact extended beyond the recording studio, as he imparted his knowledge and passion to aspiring musicians through instructional DVDs and electrifying live performances. His marriage to the anointed singer, Ewurama Dua Anto, and their beautiful family further exemplified his commitment to faith, family, and music.

A Farewell to a Gospel Giant

On Sunday, April 21, 2024, the music world mourned the loss of KODA, who passed away after a brief illness. As tributes pour in from across the globe, his legacy lives on in the hearts of all who were touched by his music, ministry, and unwavering faith.

Rest in Peace, Augustine Kofi Dua Anto. Your music will continue to echo in eternity, inspiring generations to come.

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