During his recent tour of the United States and Canada, Ghanaian artist Stonebwoy expressed his profound thanks for the love and support he received in an interview with the Afobeats Podcast in London.
The experience was eye-opening, he said, highlighting the challenges of breaking into international markets as an African musician, especially one from Ghana.
He declared, “I feel incredibly thankful, extremely thankful.” “Getting people to come out in those conditions, especially in America, was difficult for my first solo winter tour.”
Notwithstanding the cold and other difficulties, he claims that the tour, which was intended to promote his most recent record, witnessed remarkable turnouts. Seeing many audiences, especially Gen Z fans, embrace him was encouraging, he said.
“The response has been fantastic.
He declared, “I can say with confidence that my music appeals to a wide range of people—from the last guy in the hood to the president.” “That’s lovely to know.”
Stonebwoy also considered the difficulties Ghanaian musicians encounter when trying to establish themselves internationally. He clarified that Ghanaian musicians continue to face both internal and external obstacles, in contrast to Nigerian musicians who have established themselves globally.
We are all aware of the fact that the odds are against us. Pushing through requires more work,” he said.
He thanked everyone who has helped him along the way and promised to keep doing a good job to promote Ghanaian music globally.
Source: Dklassgh.com
