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Award-winning gospel musician Joe Mettle has unveiled a new multi-purpose creative facility for his Reverb Studios at Sowutuom in Accra.
The state-of-the-art three-storey multimedia and production centre was officially launched on Saturday, 4th October 2025, at the studio premises. It is designed to meet world-class standards in audio-visual production, creative arts, and live event recording.
The main studio can accommodate between 150 and 200 guests, making it suitable for live audience recordings, talk shows, and musical performances.

It also features three professional audio recording suites and a fully equipped video post-production studio capable of both live and post-live editing.

Speaking at the launch, Joe Mettle said every detail of Reverb Studios was carefully planned to provide clients with an exceptional creative experience. The facility includes furnished guest rooms, modern restrooms, and fully serviced kitchens on each floor, with contracted chefs to ensure client comfort and convenience.

According to him, the studios will not be restricted to any specific group of people, although there will be guidelines governing their use.
The studio’s creative creed, “Experience Beyond Production,” sums up its mission to offer not only top-tier technical output but also an immersive, customer-centred creative experience for artists, content creators, corporate brands, and event organisers in Ghana and beyond.

The launch brought together media representatives, partners, creative industry stakeholders, and potential collaborators. Notable attendees included Kuami Eugene, Akesse Brempong, Adjetey Anang, Nii Okai, Cwesi Oteng, Roselyn Felli, Arnold Asamoah Baidoo, and Kwesi Ernest.
Joe Mettle, known for hit songs such as Bo Noo Ni, Ye Obua Mi, and Kadosh, has earned numerous awards, including the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Artiste of the Year in 2017.
He continues to be one of Ghana’s most influential gospel musicians, with a rich discography and a reputation for uplifting live performances across Africa and beyond.



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