American R&B singer Keri Hilson has publicly extolled Ghanaian reggae-dancehall artist Stonebwoy for his music and impact, expressing admiration for his creativity and contributions to the African music scene. In recent comments, Hilson shared positive remarks about Stonebwoy’s work, recognising the depth, originality and global appeal of his sound. Her praise highlights the influence Stonebwoy has had not only in Ghana but across the world through his collaborations and performances.
Hilson’s remarks come amid growing international attention for Stonebwoy’s music, which has seen the Ghanaian star work with several global artists and gain international chart recognition over the years. Their collaboration dates back to the hit song “Nominate” released in 2020, where Hilson featured as a guest vocalist on the track that fused Afrobeat and dancehall influences and resonated widely across African music markets.
The American singer took to her social platforms to share her appreciation, describing her involvement in Stonebwoy’s projects as an honour and reflecting on the creativity that goes into his albums. Her comments also serve as a reminder of the increasing collaborations between African artists and international stars, helping to elevate Afro-centric music on the global stage.
Fans and followers of both artists responded warmly online, applauding the mutual respect and artistic synergy between Hilson and Stonebwoy. Many highlighted how such cross-continental creative partnerships help bridge cultural gaps and promote African music worldwide.
