Nkonkonsa Celebrity Gossip From Africa
Ghanaian Afro-dancehall superstar, Stonebwoy, continues to receive international recognition for his unparalleled contributions to global music culture. The Grammy Recording Academy has lauded the “Activate” hitmaker for his efforts in linking Africa’s rich musical heritage with Jamaican sounds, a fusion that has defined his career and left an indelible mark on Ghana’s music history.
In a recent post on the Recording Academy’s official social media pages, the institution praised Stonebwoy for “connecting sonic and cultural dots on a scale scarcely rivaled in Ghana’s music history.” This acknowledgement further highlights Stonebwoy’s pivotal role in strengthening ties between African and Caribbean music, particularly through reggae and dancehall, genres deeply rooted in Jamaican culture.
The Grammy feature goes beyond music, touching on Stonebwoy’s influence in activism as well. It draws attention to his support for social causes in Ghana, notably his stance against illegal mining with the #StopGalamseyNow protests. Stonebwoy’s voice has been a critical one in advocating for environmental and social justice in his home country, using his platform to amplify these urgent issues.
The post also teases an in-depth interview with Stonebwoy, in which he delves into his journey of blending African and Caribbean sounds, his thoughts on Ghana’s ongoing fight against illegal mining, and his upcoming projects, including the much-anticipated UP & RUNNIN6.
Stonebwoy’s remarkable journey from a young artist in Ghana to a globally recognized figure underscores his ability to transcend geographical and cultural boundaries, making him a true ambassador of African music to the world. His recognition by the Recording Academy is a significant nod to his growing influence on the global stage.
Source: NKONKONSA.com
