The sixth studio album by Grammy-nominated Ghanaian reggae and afro-dancehall musician Stonebwoy is currently in the works.
Following the tremendous recognition of his 5th Dimension record, Stonebwoy is eagerly preparing for his next album. Featured on CNN African Voices, the artist was seen recording with numerous Jamaican musicians, raising excitement for his highly anticipated studio project.
Stonebwoy has indicated a strong desire to expand his global profile, stating that his forthcoming effort will build on the success of the 5th Dimension album.
The afro-dancehall pioneer is fervently committed to creating a new record that will hopefully exceed the success of his earlier offerings. The 5th Dimension album, widely regarded as one of Stonebwoy’s most successful ventures, has catapulted him to both national and worldwide recognition, raising the standard for his next musical release.
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Stonebwoy Seen Working On Tracks For His Next Album With Blvkh3ro, ChiChingChing & Kaylan Arnold.🇬🇭 pic.twitter.com/hJRTPa8Exb
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During his appearance on the CNN African Voices documentary, Stonebwoy provided valuable insights into his remarkable journey, shedding light on his evolution as a prominent figure in African music. The documentary notably celebrated the remarkable achievements of his 5th Dimension album, which not only garnered critical acclaim but also paved the way for a sold-out European tour.
A highlight of Stonebwoy’s journey was his collaboration with Grammy-nominated star Angelique Kidjo at the prestigious Royal Albert Hall. The duo delivered a memorable performance of their collaborative single, commemorating Angelique’s illustrious 40-year career. Backed by her band, the five-time Grammy Award winner treated the audience to an enchanting rendition of her greatest hits.
Building upon these significant milestones, Stonebwoy is determined to advance his mission of promoting African music on a global scale.
A segment of the documentary showcased Stonebwoy’s studio collaborations with Jamaican artists, including Black H3ro, Chichiching, and Kaylan Arnold. This glimpse hints at the diverse influences and exciting collaborations that fans can anticipate in his forthcoming work, promising an enriching musical experience.
