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Stonebwoy receives 7 plaques at 25th TGMA Industry Mixer
On Saturday, July 13, iconic Ghanaian Afro-dancehall artiste Stonebwoy was celebrated at the 25th TGMA “Industry Mixer” for winning coveted prizes at the 2024 edition of the Ghana Music Awards.
The ceremony, organized by Charterhouse Ghana, the producers of the annual Ghana Music Awards, brought together influential executives and stakeholders in Ghana’s creative economy.
Attendees included record producers, representatives from copyright and music rights organizations, musicians, and creative entrepreneurs.
At the event, Stonebwoy was presented with his official TGMA plaques, after delivering an outstanding performance.
The celebrated musician took the stage to receive the awards and said: “I humbly just want to say thank you guys [industry] so much for supporting the Ghana Music Awards. This is the only one we have. For me, if I have to work harder 100 times and win what is deserved 100 times, I think it’s in the right way for Ghana music.”
At the Silver Jubilee edition of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards, held on June 1, 2024, in Accra Ghana, Stonebwoy emerged as the winner in seven categories, picking up awards for “Best Reggae and Dancehall Artiste” for a record eighth time, “Best Album/EP,” “Best International Collaboration,” “Record of the Year,” “Best Songwriter,” “Best Collaboration,” and the ultimate prize, “Artiste of the Year.”
These historic wins at the 25th Telecel Ghana Music Awards make Stonebwoy the second most-awarded artiste in a single night since the scheme’s inception, following legendary Ofori Amponsah’s notable achievement in 2006.
Stonebwoy just released his new single ‘’Your Body,” a beautiful masterpiece celebrating African beauty, self-love, and body positivity.
Interweaving strains of pop, R&B, and reggae melodies, with Stonebwoy deftly switching between singing and rapping,
“Your Body” explores a seductive and playful vibe. The song serves as a precursor to Stonebwoy’s highly anticipated sixth studio album, slated for release later this year.
Source: CNR
