It’s unusual for musicians to pay tribute to their students, but rapper Trigmatic expressed his admiration for Dancehall artist Stonebwoy and told him to do whatever it takes to fly.
Trigmatic believes that the President of BHIM Nation has accomplished a lot and built his musical career and soon Ghanaians will appreciate his many years of hard work.
In a recent interview, Trigmatic said that there aren’t many musicians in Ghana who can reach the Stonebwoy level.
“I truly admire the development of Stonebwoy. He has worked with top artists all over the world and won some of the best awards a musician could ask for.
“He may not even see what he does, but for some of us who saw him grow from scratch, we know his investment in music and what he’s done for the music industry.
“I want to ask. . Ghanaian musicians learned from him. A talented musician needs to evolve from year to year. “It’s not because other musicians don’t have a job, but because Stonebwoy does everything right.”
“I asked him to cooperate and he did it honestly without paying a dime, and I admire that,” she said. Alongside the development of
Stonebwoy, Trigmatic has announced that it offers masterclasses to young musicians to learn more about music. He said that he always encourages young people to understand everything about music so that they don’t make the mistakes adults make.
“I have always wanted to make a small contribution to the development of music in Ghana and I am sure the young people who attended my master class felt my influence,” he continued. Born
Enock Nana Yaw Oduro- Agyei, Trigmatic has been active in the music industry for nearly 10 years, and her songs include Gye Nyame, My Life, My Joley, Aajeeii, Motromodwo, Light and Darkness, Sika Nti, Hold Yuh Riddim and Where we Dey.