Accra: Ghanaian Afro Dancehall superstar Stonebwoy has released the official visuals for ‘Lovely Weather’ from the ‘UP and RUNNIN6’ album. The video, directed by Yaw Skyface, explores themes of pleasure, romantic desire, sensual connection, and emotional intimacy through a visually stunning and playful narrative.
According to Ghana News Agency, the video was shot across Miami and Accra, offering a vibrant spectacle with scenic backdrops and rich colors that mirror the song’s carefree energy. The visuals also star celebrated American top model Pretty Ass, adding to the allure of the video. The track itself, produced by Shafique Roman, features a laid-back yet infectious beat, with Stonebwoy painting a vivid picture of longing and sensual energy-a night where love flows effortlessly, making everything feel right in the presence of that special someone.
‘Lovely Weather’ is a heartfelt ode to irresistible love and late-night connection, blending desire and emotion intimately. The ‘UP and RUNNIN6’ album, release
d in October 2024, marks a return to the BET award-winning and GRAMMY-nominated composer’s roots after sonic exploration. This full-length collection showcases his signature Afro-Caribbean sound, while blending Afrobeat, Dancehall, Reggae, Highlife, Amapiano, and R and B across 13 tracks.
The album highlights Stonebwoy’s versatility and powerful vocal presence, delving into themes of introspection, romance, spirituality, and empowerment. The project is a collage of intensity, highs and lows, and ebbs and flows, as evident in songs like ‘Psalm 23’, ‘Betta Tin’, ‘Shine’, ‘Pray For Me’, among others.
Stonebwoy is currently on a summer tour, headlining major festivals across Europe, and is working on his next project, ‘THE TORCHER EP’, set for release later this year. He performed at the Reeds Festival in Switzerland on July 20, and is scheduled to headline the African Music Festival in Emmendingen on August 2, Dream Weekend Festival in Jamaica on August 5, and the Ruhr Reggae Summer Festival in Germany from A
ugust 22 to 24, 2025.