Having worked with artistes like Buk Bak, Okomfour Kwaadee, Samini and numerous others to be uncovered later on the show, Quick Action's

Music maker, Joseph Appiah, prominently known as Quick Action has uncovered that he went through more than a year recording Samini's 'Odo' track.

Talking in a meeting with Andy Dosty on The Library, the music maker uncovered that a great deal of work was required on the melody to make it quite possibly of the best.

Having worked with artistes like Buk Bak, Okomfour Kwaadee, Samini and numerous others to be uncovered later on the show, Quick Action's

"I invested a great deal of energy in Samini's collection, particularly the 'Odo' track on that collection. We went through more than one year creating that specific track. A ton of things went into that creation as in getting it as best as could really be expected," he said.

Section two of his meeting, which is because of fallen off this Friday on Hitz 103.9 FM with Andy Dosty at 10:00am vows to invigorate, as additional disclosures will be made during the show.

Samini dropped "Odo" some place in 2006 and it seems to be the endeavors of Quick Action on that melody never demonstrated pointless as the tune won Samini a MOBO Award in that very year.

Having worked with artistes like Buk Bak, Okomfour Kwaadee, Samini and numerous others to be uncovered later on the show, Quick Action's heavenly commitment to the music business is obvious.

Section one of his meeting of The Library show last week Friday saw the disclosure of melodies created for different artistes.

Section two of his meeting, which is because of fallen off this Friday on Hitz 103.9 FM with Andy Dosty at 10:00am vows to invigorate, as additional disclosures will be made during the show.

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