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According to him, his shine will give other dancehall artistes the hope of pursuing music.

In an interview on Hitz FM, Stonebwoy said his works have been recognized internationally through his recent Europe and Jamaican tour.

“To be able to come far and getting endorsed by this people is a combination of everything. The work will speak for itself. They will not work with you because of the money. It goes beyond the connection and links. I am grateful that I have proved myself worthy of support which brings glory and paves way for the future artists",he said.

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The 'Tomorrow' hitmaker believes his connections with all of the dancehall “Lords” were organic and a result of his hard work in the industry.

“Before people had a wrong idea of what reggae was, but now I think people will be happy and do music regardless of the genre” he continued

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The 'Bawaasaba' hitmaker has been on a European tour and also recently performed at the Reggae Sumfest in Montego Bay in Jamaica.

He is the first Ghanaian to be billed for the 2018 “ReggaeSumfest” which took place in Jamaica.

The tour has given the act the opportunity to meet respected reggae artists such as Damian Marley, Bounty Killer among others.