Burniton Music Group’s (BMG) Head of Public Relations, Vida Adutwumwaa Boateng, has made a compelling case for Stonebwoy as the top contender for this year’s TGMA Artiste of the Year (AOTY).

She emphasized his undeniable street credibility, sold-out shows, and consistency, arguing that he remains Ghana’s biggest music export.

“His street credibility is unmatched, his shows are always sold out not just in Ghana but his recent tour in the UK proves his appeal beyond our country,” she stated in an interview with Graphic Showbiz on Monday, March 24.

Addressing claims that Stonebwoy should step aside for younger artists after previous AOTY wins, she dismissed the idea, stressing that hard work and consistency should not be overlooked.

“For those saying that he’s won it before so he should leave it for the youngsters, let them understand that Stonebwoy’s brand is built on hard work and consistency.

His consistency has made him the people’s favourite performer and Ghana’s biggest music export. We shouldn’t compromise on consistency just to reward new entrants into the AOTY category.”

Reflecting on his UK performances, Stonebwoy also highlighted the diverse audience he continues to reach.

“This wasn’t my first time performing in the UK but this live concert brought refreshing connection to the fans in U.K who cut across natives of the Caribbean, Nigeria, Ghana and the U.K.”

With major hit songs, a global audience, and record-breaking nominations, Stonebwoy’s impact remains undeniable in this year’s TGMA race.

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