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Stonebwoy eyes global collaborations after winning TGMA Artist of the Year Award
Following his win as the Telecel Ghana Music Award (TGMA) Artist of the Year, reggae/dancehall singer and songwriter, Stonebwoy is now aiming for even greater achievements.
In an interview with France 24 English TV channel, the talented artist shared his ambitious plans for future collaborations, expressing his desire to broaden his musical horizons beyond his already impressive body of work.
“I’ve always aimed high,” Stonebwoy. I appreciate the collaborations I’ve already been a part of. I’m now looking forward to creating something special with artists like Rihanna or Taylor Swift,” he divulged.
Renowned for his ability to blend reggae and dancehall seamlessly, the ‘Therapy’ composer highlighted his interest in exploring new genres and collaborating with a diverse range of international musicians.
“Angélique Kidjo has been done from the French side, representing for Africa in the diaspora. As well, I’ve done something with Stormzy, Shaggy, Sean Paul, Buju Banton—you know, in my dancehall or reggae line. I think I’ve gotten an ‘appointment specialist’ or PhD in that line.”
Looking ahead, the multiple award-winning crooner teased upcoming projects that push beyond conventional boundaries.
“I want to step away from that a bit and expand my reach because I’m a versatile artist. There’s potential for creating some amazing hits. I also have something in the works with Rick Ross. Venturing into the realm of hip-hop is definitely on the cards,” he stated.
Stonebwoy’s forward-thinking approach and willingness to collaborate on a global scale demonstrate his dedication to pushing musical boundaries and solidifying his position as a prominent figure in the international music landscape.
