Stonebwoy Joins Hollywood Soundtrack for 2027 Action Comedy

A Ghanaian musician is taking his country's sound to the big screen in a major Hollywood production.

Stonebwoy, an award-winning artist known for blending Afrobeats, reggae, and dancehall, has joined the soundtrack for "Boyz Trip," an upcoming action comedy scheduled for worldwide release in 2027. His track "Wrong Toes" brings together artists from Ghana and the United States in a collaboration that bridges two continents.

The song features Stonebwoy alongside American recording artist Mashanda Faust and Atlanta-based group Hero The Band. Its music video was recently filmed at Cape Town Film Studios in South Africa, directed by two-time award winner Warren Gray.

"Boyz Trip" tells the story of four college friends whose dream vacation in Cape Town spirals into chaos when they cross paths with a dangerous criminal. The film stars Desi Banks, Rome Flynn, Algee Smith, and South African actor Siv Ngesi, mixing Hollywood-style comedy with African culture and international locations.

The production comes from KeyScott Entertainment, an Australian company founded by Alan Key and Kyle Scott. Director Kyle Scott has production experience spanning 41 countries across six continents, bringing a truly global perspective to the project.

The Ripple Effect

This collaboration represents something bigger than one song or one movie. African and American artists are building creative bridges that showcase talent from both continents to worldwide audiences. When Stonebwoy's signature sound reaches theaters across Africa, North America, Europe, and Australia, it opens doors for other Ghanaian and African artists to follow.

KeyScott Entertainment launched a music division specifically to create these opportunities, focusing on original film music and international artist collaborations. "Wrong Toes" is part of a collection of original tracks being developed for the "Boyz Trip" soundtrack.

The film is planning premiere events in five cities: Cape Town, Atlanta, London, Los Angeles, and Brisbane. Official release dates will be announced in early 2027.

For Ghana's music scene, this marks another step onto the global stage, proving that African artists belong in mainstream international entertainment.