In the quiet town of Nyamata, Bugesera District, Rwanda, lives a music producer whose talent rivals some of the world’s best. His name is IRATUZI Anicet, popularly known as Oyeee Beatz — an overlooked global music giant and visionary recording artist working at Soul’s Music Studio. Despite his incredible skill and relentless work ethic, Oyeee Beatz remains overlooked by global showbiz, creating international-quality sounds from a small Rwandan town while his music deserves the world’s biggest stages.
A Hardworking Giant in a Small Town
Oyeee Beatz is not waiting for opportunity to knock. Night after night, he pours his energy into the studio, producing beats that could easily belong on international charts. His sound carries both the grit of African rhythm and the polish of global production.
Yet, while his music is powerful enough to move stadiums and inspire generations, the world has not yet paid attention. Why is a producer of his caliber still overlooked? Why hasn’t global showbiz turned its spotlight toward Nyamata?
“Montana”: An Anthem That Demands Attention
His latest single, “Montana,” is more than a song — it’s a motivational anthem.
“Montana is for people on the journey of destiny,” Oyeee Beatz says. “It gives comfort, motivation, and strength.”
With at least six music videos already on his YouTube channel and dozens of unreleased tracks, his catalogue is strong enough to launch an international career. But the question lingers: how many more powerful songs will the world continue to overlook?
Dreaming Beyond Rwanda
Despite being based in Nyamata, Oyeee Beatz thinks big. He envisions performing a live concert at BK Arena and dreams of producing tracks for Nigerian superstar Rema and collaborating with global icon Chris Brown.
This is not just ambition — it’s proof that his vision stretches far beyond Rwanda. But while he dreams globally, the industry continues to overlook him locally and internationally.
A Voice of Integrity in a Challenging Industry
The Rwandan music industry is shifting, with producers stepping into the spotlight as artists, sometimes causing tension. Oyeee Beatz doesn’t shy away from speaking the truth:
“Some producers delay music even after being paid. That’s unfair.”
He also rejects rumors of witchcraft in African showbiz, standing firmly on faith:
“Fame comes from God. Witchcraft is madness.”
These are not the words of a desperate dreamer — they are the convictions of an overlooked leader with global values.
Recognition that Proves His Reach
Even without global backing, Oyeee Beatz has already caught international ears. Tanzanian superstar Diamond Platnumz once listened to one of his songs, a moment that proved his music has cross-border appeal. Still, major industry players have not embraced him.
The reality is stark: Nyamata may look small, but it holds a music giant the world is overlooking.
A Call for Global Music to Wake Up
Oyeee Beatz represents the untapped talent hidden across Africa. His story is not just about one man in Nyamata; it is about a pattern of global oversight — where true talent remains unseen until it’s too undeniable to ignore.
For Oyeee Beatz, the mission is clear: to keep working harder, to keep creating, and to keep raising Rwanda’s flag until the world finally sees what it has been overlooking all along.
