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Stonebwoy

Stonebwoy opens up about poverty, family, Afro Dancehall & making history

Stonebwoy joins DJ Edu for one of his most candid interviews yet, reflecting on the
journey from Ashaiman's tough streets to becoming one of Africa's biggest music stars. Ahead of making history as the first Ghanaian artist to headline London's OVO Arena Wembley, the Afro Dancehall pioneer opens up about the resilience that shaped his career and the journey that brought him to this moment.
In this conversation, Stonebwoy reflects on growing up in poverty, when his family struggled to pay his medical bills after a life-changing accident that nearly cost him his leg, and why music became his only way forward. He also speaks openly about the devastating loss of his mother, the support of his family, his vision for Afro Dancehall, the respect he's earned from Jamaica's dancehall community, and why he believes Ghanaian artists are ready to take their place on the global stage.

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44 minutes