Kwajo Cinqo
| Kwajo Cinqo | |
|---|---|
| Born | Vancouver, British Columbia |
| Genres | Hip hop |
| Occupation(s) | Rapper, CEO, producer, songwriter |
| Years active | 1992-Present |
| Labels |
G7 Records Inc. (2004-Present) |
| Associated acts | Ghetto Concept, Reema Major, JJ Money, LP Da Original |
| Website | www |
G7 Records Inc. (2004-Present)
7 Bills Entertainment Inc. (1996-2003)
Kwajo “Cinqo” Boateng—known by stage name Kwajo Cinqo—is an artist, producer, CEO and member of two-time Juno Award-winning hip-hop group Ghetto Concept. Initially beginning his career in 1992 alongside Dolo (Lowell Frazer) and Infinite (Desmond Francis) who was introduced as a new member in 1995, Kwajo is now the President and CEO of Global 7 Entertainment Inc. (G7). He is also an artist/producer under G7 Records—a subsidiary of Global 7 Entertainment Inc..
Prior to founding Global 7 Entertainment in 2010, Kwajo founded 7Bills Entertainment in 1996. The company showcased artists such as Angel Duss, Blacks, and Ray Smoove and released the albums Ghetto Concept (1998) and Ghetto Concept Presents…7Bills All-Stars: Da Album (2002). Both compilations featured collaborations with artists including Snow, Maestro, Kardinal Official, Red-1, Ironside, and Sticky Fingaz—American rapper, actor and member of hip-hop group Onyx.
In 2004 Kwajo co-scored the Soul Plane movie soundtrack as a producer and writer for singles “Full Grown”, “Kitty Cat”, “Strobelight”, “Yourz Iz Mine”, and “Here We Go Again”. The soundtrack also featured singles by Snoop Dogg, R. Kelly, Nelly, and Lil Scrappy. Pursuing other aspects of the entertainment industry, Kwajo has also been a part of Playboy TV’s Red & Meth: How to Throw A Party At The PlayBoy Mansion (2005), starring rappers Red Man and Method Man. He has worked alongside Run-DMC, Brand Nubian, and Eminem and executive produced Reema Major’s I Am Legend mixtape (2011) and JJ Money’s Time Is Money mixtape (2011).
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