Ibrahim Bappah (Prince Production)
CEO | Founder: Ash Music Enterprise, Prince Production Ibrahim Bappah, known professionally as Prince Na Kasheep or Prince Production, is a prolific music producer, composer, and talent scout who stands as a central architect of the modern Northern Nigerian sound. Born and raised in Gombe State, Ibrahim’s journey into professional excellence began with a foundation in science and discipline, earning a Diploma in Science Laboratory Technology (SLT) from Gombe State University in 2018.However, his true calling lay in the sonic evolution of Arewa music. Under his renownedproduction signature, “Prince Production, ” Ibrahim moved his base to Kano, where he quickly became the cornerstone of the regional music scene. His studio became the birthplace of hits for the industry’s most iconic figures, including Adam A. Zango, Umar M. Shareef, Nura M. Inuwa, Ali Jita, Ado Gwanja, Danmusa New Prince, Auta MG boy, Auta Waziri, Hamisu Breaker, and more. The year 2020 marked a career-defining turning point for Prince Production. He unleashed a string of massive hits that dominated the airwaves, including:
● Adam A. Zango: “Dabo Dabo (ft. NT4)” and “Baza (ft. Oga Abdul & Princess
Mufeedah)”
● Ado Gwanja: “Yan Mata” and “Mamar Mamar”
● Ali Jita: “Mai Waka, Tamburan Masoya, Aure Yanada Dadi”
● Umar M. Shareef: “Naji Na Gani, Na Kamu ”
● Hamisu Breaker: The era-defining tracks “Bangajiba,
” “Soyayya,
and “Burina”
” “Muradin Zuciya,
His technical mastery is further showcased in landmark projects like the “Turare EP,” “Sisin Gold,” and “RGM, Budurwata, Gari ya waye. Today, as the CEO of Ash Music Enterprise, Ibrahim has shifted his focus toward global infrastructure. By leveraging his partnership with Riju Music and The Orchard, he is no longer just making hits—he is building “The Bridge Between Arewa and the World.” He currently oversees the strategic brand development and international distribution for a new generation of stars, including Salim Smart, Danmusa New Prince, and Princess Mufeedah. Ibrahim Bappah remains dedicated to the professionalization of the Hausa music industry, ensuring that the rich cultural heritage of Northern Nigeria is not only heard but respected on a global scale