Zeeno Foster

Ewomazeeno Foster (born 8 April 1971), known professionally as Zeeno Foster, is a Nigerian audio engineer, record producer and entrepreneur. He is credited with production and engineering contributions on several notable Nigerian music projects, including Game Over, the third studio album by the duo P-Square; Superstar, the debut album by Wizkid; Wizkid’s single "Jaiye Jaiye" and his second album Ayo; "Body and Soul" by Plantashun Boiz; Away & Beyond and The Ascension by 2Face Idibia; "Reggae Blues" by Harrysong; No Bad Songz by Kizz Daniel; Cupid Stories by the duo Bracket; and Thankful by Flavour. He has also worked on recordings involving artists such as Davido, Femi Kuti, Olamide, Ruggedman, Lagbaja, Mr. May D, Weird MC, 9ice, Jim Iyke, 2Baba, Kcee, Eedris Abdulkareem, ID Cabasa, Tiwa Savage, Sean Tizzle, Wande Coal, Faze, Blackface, Plantashun Boiz, and Sunny Neji, Nelson Brown and others.

The Ascension debuted at number 12 on the Billboard World Albums Chart in 2014, making him among the first Nigerian sound engineers to be associated with a project that entered the Billboard chart. In 2015, he received the award for “Best Mixing and Mastering Engineer” at the inaugural Beatz Awards. He was also nominated in the 2016 Beatz Awards for his contributions on Kizz Daniel's New Era album.

He has been described by The Sun Nigeria as a significant contributor to the development of sound engineering in Nigeria.