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| Stonebwoy drops Torcher ii EP |
Ghanaian Afro-dancehall heavyweight Stonebwoy has officially released a brand-new extended play titled Torcher II, giving fans another powerful addition to his growing catalogue of music. The project arrives as a follow-up to his earlier Torcher series and is currently available exclusively on the music distribution platform EVEN.
The EP showcases Stonebwoy’s signature blend of Afro-dancehall, reggae, and contemporary Afropop sounds. Known for delivering music that balances energetic rhythms with meaningful storytelling, the BHIM Nation president once again demonstrates his lyrical depth and versatility across the project.
A Project Packed With Energy and Reflection
On Torcher II, Stonebwoy explores themes of perseverance, loyalty, personal growth, and gratitude. From motivational records to reflective songs about life and relationships, the EP offers listeners a well-rounded musical experience.
The project also features collaborations with international and rising artistes, adding different sonic textures to the body of work.
Torcher II – Tracklist includes
Intro
Wilderness
Many Times
Yire (Fanfooler)
Hotter Fire (feat. Tomi Thomas)
Never Used To Be Like This
Mountain Tall (feat. AratheJay)
Another 365 (Happy Birthday)
Stonebwoy Continues to Push Afro-Dancehall Globally
Over the years, Stonebwoy has built a reputation as one of Ghana’s most influential music exports, consistently delivering projects that resonate with fans both locally and internationally. With Torcher II, the award-winning artiste continues to expand the reach of Afro-dancehall while maintaining the authentic sound that defines his music.
The exclusive release on EVEN also reflects the growing trend of artistes connecting directly with their fans while maintaining control over their music distribution.
Music lovers and members of the BHIM Nation are already reacting positively to the EP, with several tracks expected to dominate conversations across Ghana’s music scene in the coming weeks.
As Stonebwoy continues to evolve creatively, Torcher II stands as another reminder of his consistency, influence, and dedication to pushing Ghanaian music to the global stage.
