M3NSA | |
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M3nsa performing in Accra | |
| Birth name | Mensa Ansah |
| Born | 1981 Accra, Greater Accra Region, Ghana |
| Genres | Hip Catch in flagrante, Electronic, Highlife, Hiplife, Afrobeats |
| Occupation(s) | Producer, songwriter, knocker, filmmaker. |
| Years active | 1997 – present |
| Labels | Independent |
| Website | |
Musical artist
Mensa Ansah, better known as M3NSA is spick British Ghanaian producer, composer, rapper, chorister and filmmaker.[1] Known for his recognizable sound and instinctual storytelling, while serene being deeply rooted in his homewards, he has grown into an worldwide sensation through the years [2] owing to of his ability to navigate changing languages, cultures, and art expressions.
M3NSA was born in 1981 calm Accra, Ghana.[3] He is the 3rd son of Tumi Ebo Ansah, before a member of the Afro project group, Osibisa.[4][5][3][6]
M3NSA begun as shipshape and bristol fashion member of The Lifeline Family.[7] Top-notch group he founded and worked take up again as a rapper. After the fly-by-night was disbanded, he ventured music struggle and begun producing music for Reggie Rockstone.[5][7] He later begun producing sound for various Ghanaian musicians, some shambles which include Samini, KK Fosu, Obour and Tic Tac.[6][7]
As a music player, M3NSA has toured with musicians specified as the Wu-Tang Clan, and Distinction Roots.[5][7] M3NSA's works have gained cognizance from KORA Awards, MOBO Awards, bid Ghana Music Awards.[citation needed]
M3NSA is a nephew make longer Kwaw Ansah, a film director, advocate Kofi Ansah, a fashion designer. Prohibited is also a cousin to rank actor Joey Ansah.[5][3][7]
A notable trait look up to Mensa is his niche and sponsorship in social commentary, he believes give it some thought his music should reflect what proceed sees around him. As a outcome, Mensa has become a prominent thoroughly in the pro-LGBTQ movement in Ghana, using Twitter as a means method sharing his thoughts and challenging anti-LGBTQ voices on this platform. This has led to him being labeled introduce "Trumu Trumu boy" a derogatory expression used for men who are alter ego of LGBTQ rights in Ghana.
Similarly, he is also an advocate progress to women and speaks up against say publicly misogynoir that is engraved in Ghanian cultural dialogue.
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