Bhim Nation leader Stonebwoy reflected on his early career, crediting several key figures in the Ghanaian music industry – most notably Samini – for recognizing his talent and providing the platform that shaped his success.
In an interview with Angel FM’s Ike De Unpredictable, Stonebwoy recalled that his musical journey began in his third year of senior high school when he first encountered Samini.
“I was just a schoolboy, trying to juggle my education and my passion for music,” Stonebwoy recalled. “Meeting Samini was a turning point. He saw something in me and welcomed me into his camp. That moment changed my life forever.”
Stonebwoy also mentioned that before meeting Samini, musician Afro Moses and producer Quick Action were instrumental in laying the groundwork for his potential. He stated that they were “among the first to believe in me” and gave him opportunities that boosted his confidence.
He emphasized his gratitude towards Samini, saying, “Samini didn’t just offer me support; he brought me into his world and gave me a platform to grow. That’s something I’ll always be grateful for.”
