Events · Artists · Culture
Where Africa’s indigenous sound lives on.
Kacstone Records is a cultural music hub based in Northern Ghana, with a branch in Burkina Faso. We record, stage and manage authentic African artistry, and carry it to stages across the world.
Live · Cultural Oneness Festival
Ghana & Burkina FasoTwo nations, one sound
Who we are
A cornerstone of African heritage in sound.
Our passion lies in preserving and promoting authentic African indigenous sounds through recording, live performance and cultural events.
From our fully equipped recording studio to festival stages, our team of musicians, sound engineers and craftsmen produce work that honours tradition while embracing contemporary influences.
What we do
Everything your event needs, from stage to spotlight.
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Artist Performance & Appearance
Live performances, guest appearances and exclusive showcases by authentic African acts.
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Brand & Corporate Partnership
Connect your brand with the right audiences through music, storytelling and culture.
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Event Production & Management
Planning, logistics, artist coordination and stage design, executed to the last detail.
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Stage, Sound, Lighting & LED Rentals
Professional-grade production equipment and a technical crew for events of every size.
Artist spotlight
Michael Adangba
Multiple award-winning singer-songwriter, producer and composer of the very first Ghana’s Most Beautiful theme song.
Arts & Culture
Bridging kingdoms, nations and generations.
With partners across the continent and the diaspora, we host the Cultural Oneness Festival and Cultural Roots Tours through the Upper East and Northern regions.
Latest news
Stories from the stage and beyond
Michael Adangba honoured by TV3 at launch of 20th anniversary of Ghana’s Most Beautiful
Media General recognises the veteran composer for creating the pageant’s first and longest-serving official theme song.
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Kacstone Records and Sister Kingdom Network engage Nigerian Exchange Group Chairman on African cultural and tourism partnership
A strategic meeting at the Kempinski Hotel, Accra, to unite traditional authorities and grow community-owned cultural tourism.
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