Samini Did Not Train Me-Stonebouy

Stonebwoy
After speculations that he learnt how to sing
Raga and the theatrics of stage performance
under Samini, Dancehall artiste Stonebwoy has
finally cleared the air.
Stonebwoy, whose ‘Pull Up’ hit song got
nominated in the Reggae/Dancehall category for
this year’s Vodafone Ghana Music Awards
(VGMA), was under the Samini Music Record
Label for sometime before breaking away.
He told NEWS-ONE that his relationship with
Samini was one of mutual benefit but denied
reports that Samini trained him.
Stonebwoy, also known as Livingston E. Satekla,
explained that he used to hang out a lot with
Samini in his early days and that made some
people to conceive the notion that he was
studying under Samini.
Samini
“Samini and I rolled together; therefore most
definitely, you should know that there is going to
be exchange of influences. I would say I respect
Samini so much but to clear the air, check my
works and check Samini’s works; can you get any
clue?” the ‘Real Warrior’ singer quizzed.
Stonebwoy stated that his flair in singing rubbed
off a bit on Samini and influenced the latter to do
more singing.
“But you can get a clue from Samini turning to
really sing now. He can confess to you sincerely
that I am the influence of his singing because you
can check all of my records,” he revealed.
“Samini has always been a big brother and will
always be a big brother. So you should expect
what big brothers would exchange but I believe
that it doesn’t always have to go down to the
fact that it is only the little brother that gained.
We should also check it and understand that
maybe the influence of the little brother also
made impact to a certain level on the big brother,
but that is what it is. Big ups Samini, Shatta
Wale, Jupiter and all the uprisings in Dancehall,”
he said.