Fans have credited him for being very down-to-earth. In 1997, as the young Hammer and Way Deep started their music production career, a friend (Edward Adu Mensah) introduced them to Obrafour, a potential rapper with unusual singing abilities and after vigorous grooming from Hammer, _his_ debut album produced by Hammer and Way Deep was released on the Home Base Record label owned by Daniel ``Masoul'' Adjei and was later managed by Noise Management, owned by Abraham Ohene Djan in August 1999. <sep>, Pronoun: his <sep>, A: Hammer <sep>, B: Daniel ``Masoul'' Adjei