Kora MrProducer

Animbom Diangha Adjoffoin Edmond, known professionally as Kora MrProducer, is a dynamic artist and music producer from Cameroon. Raised in Buea, he has become a recognized name in the country's music scene, celebrated for producing for a diverse roster of artists including Marc Cedric, Skidi Boy, Boy J, Jigi, Yung Time, and Chefor. He is famously known for producing "For the Kulture," Tzy Panchak's first-ever rap song. The beat sparked a viral challenge that saw numerous Cameroonian rappers use the instrumental, solidifying the track's revolutionary impact on the local music scene. In addition to his work with others, he has released his own music, with a tracklist of nine songs featuring standouts like "Chiller," "Life's Good," and "Everyday II".

Born on October 22, 1996, to the late Commissioner Adjoffoin Peter Diangha and Dr. Mrs. Brenda Diangha, Edmond's background is as impressive as his musical talent. He is also the nephew of H.E. Philemon Yang, the President of the 79th United Nations General Assembly and Grand Chancellor of National Orders for the Republic of Cameroon.

What sets Kora MrProducer apart is his dual expertise. Alongside his music career, he holds a Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering and works as a Computer Engineer and Manager at CAMTEL, Cameroon's leading telecommunications company. This unique blend of high-level technical skill and creative artistry makes him a standout figure in both the tech and music industries.