Stonebwoy Hits The Studio With American Singer Jordin Sparks | Music
Sat, 04 Feb 2023 15:10
Ghanaian Reggae and Dancehall artist, Stonebwoy has been captured in a studio with American singer, Jordin Sparks following their recent meeting in Los Angeles.
In a report by blogger Ameyaw Debrah, The Bhim Nation President has been in the United States Of America promoting his music.
He was a guest on the Breakfast Club show where he discussed his latest music, being banned from the VGMAs, the power of Afrobeats and more.
Few days ago, a video shared on social media captured the Reggae/ Dancehall artist and American singer, Jordin having a chat at a private event in Los Angeles.
Netizens speculated that Stonebwoy and the American singer will collaborate on a project just like he did with Keri Hilson on 'Nominate'
Well, a new video has surfaced on the internet with both singers spotted in the studio working on a record.
Stonebwoy's interview on the Breakfast Club is fast attracting attention from music industry players all over the world.
Nigerian Media Personality, Adesope Olajide is the latest to react to the Multiple Award winning Ghanaian Act's interview.
According to Olajide, Stonebwoy's interview on the Breakfast club has ranked top among all others done by African acts.
The Nigerian admits Stonebwoy's interview was deep, insightful and a display of Intelligence from the Ghanaian Dancehall act.
“It had to be said that of all the Africans or shall l say the Afropop culture representatives that have visited breakfast club, Stonebwoy's interview
“It has to rank amongst the top, Deep, Insightful and just intelligent.. that's an ambassador” he stated.

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