Stonebwoy dropped a new single ‘More of You.’
Stonebwoy, a well-known reggae, dancehall, and Afropop performer from Ghana, releases a new single titled “More Of You” to start the new year off strong.
It is Stonebwoy’s third single since his historic global signing with Universal Music Group (UMG) label divisions, 0207 Def Jam in the UK, Def Jam Recordings in the U.S., and African Def Jam in early 2022. The song got produced by American (Jamaican by birth) producer Supa Dups, who earned a GRAMMY nomination.
The lyrical sweetness of “More of You,” a seductive, feel-good love song, carries a message of longing and want. Enjoy the song here.
The song is uplifting and soulful, making it the ideal dancehall hit for hot nights on the dance floor. He directed the track at his homebrewed girls.
With “More of You,” Stonebwoy continues to uphold his commitment to illuminating his Ghanaian roots through beat, rhythm, and lyrics. Stonebwoy always returns the love to Africa.
The Ghanaian singer has been tirelessly touring the world, headlining festivals, and selling out stadiums while working with renowned worldwide producers since the success of his breakthrough hit “Therapy” and follow-up “Gidigba.”
He has made history by becoming the first musician from Ghana to reach 100 million Audiomack streams.
The Grammy-winning musician has established himself as a trailblazer in popular music. His most recent release continues to gather millions of listens while receiving unadulterated adoration on social media.
Stonebwoy, a musician of legendary magnitude who has amassed no less than 45 honors for his extraordinary contributions to the field, continues to pioneer new ground with each film or video production.
Stonebwoy continues to show his fans love while thanking God for his meteoric rise to stardom, earning him the moniker BHIM (Bless His Imperial Majesty) from his devoted followers.
Whether performing a stripped-down, unplugged set for a personal TV appearance or headlining a stadium on foreign soil, Stonebwoy has the world in the palm of his hand. He is talented, humble, and gifted with an impeccable work ethic whenever he sings.
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