He sits behind his radio console each morning on one of the tuned in to radio stations, Hitz FM in Ghana. And you simply can’t avoid tuning in to Andy Dosty in light of the fact that, the award winning DJ, radio moderator and Master of Ceremonies (MC) has an unimaginable way of capably hosting the show.
Apart from being a media man, who has gagged a significant unbelievable accomplishment for himself in this space, Dosty is also a fine musician. He has various tunes to his credit which are on the whole, excelling on the wireless transmissions including a wonderful one with Singer Raquel.
In 2019, Dosty released a single tune, featuring Kuami Eugene, named “Love You Die” which excelled on radio and TV. A year on, the enthusiastic artist released yet another banger “1K” with two other top Ghanaian acts E.L and Kidi.
Since the release of this tune, it has become a web sensation with heaps of music lovers now accepting the fact that, Andy Dosty has come to stay in the music industry. Before digging into the music space, he was showing up in videos of some top performers in Ghana several years back.
With a novel voice for both singing and rapping, Andy magnificently does melodies that interfaces with the fans especially the younger generation. Although he is an all round musician, Andy’s Hi-Life genre is by all accounts his style the more. He consistently pays special mind to the quality in all that he does.
The Disk Jockey has for quite a while played as a DJ at numerous big ceremonies including Ghana Music Awards, the launch of The Taste of Afrika program, and numerous other corporate events both in Ghana and beyond.
Born as Andrew Amoh, Andy Dosty has had a tremendous impact in both media and the music industry in assorted ways, including assisting up and coming artists on his show. The accomplished broadcaster who has worked in the media space for right around twenty years has cut a specialty for himself.
In 2018, Dosty was consolidated as a board member of the Ghana DJ Awards. Furthermore, Dosty was chosen by the International Youth Empowerment Foundation, in 2019, as a represetative for its yearly youth summit.
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