Big news for Afro-dancehall fans! Ghanaian superstar Stonebwoy, whose real name is Livingstone Etse Setekla, is landing a spot on the popular CNN Africa show ”African Voices.”
This award-winning documentary series shines a light on Africa’s most inspiring figures, those who are making waves in travel, fashion, art, and, of course, music. Stonebwoy perfectly fits the bill.
In a recent teaser released by CNN Africa, we get a sneak peek into Stonebwoy’s incredible story. Filmed at the legendary Tuff Gong studios in Jamaica, a place steeped in musical history, Stonebwoy opens up about his artistic journey. He reveals the immense influence of Bob Marley on his music career, crediting Marley for shaping his musical path.
Ghanaian music star Stonebwoy isn’t just making hits. He’s on a mission about connection, shared heritage, and a future where Africa and its diaspora are united.
Fresh off his collaboration with the legendary Bob Marley on the “Africa Unite” album, Stonebwoy spoke to CNN Africa about his long-held dream: uniting Africa with its global diaspora through the power of music.
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Stonebwoy believes music can bridge the gap. He told CNN Africa, “I, as an African, feel connected to black people everywhere. It’s high time we come together—one voice, one song.”
Stonebwoy’s collaboration with Bob Marley on “Africa Unite” isn’t just a coincidence. It’s a powerful symbol of his vision. By joining forces with such a global music icon, Stonebwoy is amplifying his message of unity to a wider audience than ever before.
This isn’t just about catchy tunes. His passion and dedication are sure to inspire music lovers around the world.
This episode promises to be a fascinating look at the life and music of a true African talent. Get ready to see Stonebwoy share his inspiring story with the world!
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