Ghanaian dancehall and reggae superstar Stonebwoy has made history by becoming the most-awarded African artiste in 2024, overtaking South African sensation Tyla.
Stonebwoy beats Tyla as most-awarded African musician
Tyla secured 23 awards in the same year, while Stonebwoy received 24, marking his outstanding achievements, which reflect his immense talent, hard work, and global appeal.
The Up & Runnin6 hitmaker secured an impressive 24 awards across various prestigious platforms, further cementing his legacy as a global icon. His accolades include:
- 1 International Reggae & World Music Award, which highlights his dominance in the reggae and world music scene.
- 1 EMY Africa Award, celebrating his influence as a leading figure in entertainment and music.
- 7 Ghana Music Awards, showcasing his undeniable impact on the Ghanaian music industry.
- 3 Ghana Entertainment Awards USA, recognising his growing influence on the international stage.
- 6 Ghana Music Awards Europe, affirming his global reach and fanbase across the diaspora.
- 4 3Music Awards, honouring his innovation and creativity in music.
- 2 Ghana Music Awards UK, emphasising his strong presence in the UK music scene.
Stonebwoy’s achievements have not only earned him recognition but also solidified his position as a trailblazer for African music on the global stage. His ability to seamlessly blend dancehall, reggae, and Afrobeats has won him admiration from fans and critics alike.
In 2024, Tyla, another rising star from Africa, closely followed Stonebwoy with 23 awards. The Sensational musician won her first Grammy with her top-charting song, Water.
As the most awarded African artiste of 2024, Stonebwoy has set a new standard for excellence, inspiring other artists across the continent to aim for global recognition.
Stonebwoy won 24 awards in 2024, overtaking Tyla to become the most Awarded African Artiste in 2024.
Tyla won 23 awards in 2024.
He won 1 International Reggae & World Music Award, 1 EMY Africa Award, 7 Ghana Music Awards, 3 Ghana Entertainment Awards USA, 6 Ghana Music Awards… pic.twitter.com/EwJYp3eZm7
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