By Aaron Hammond 
Ghanaian music star Stonebwoy continues to make waves beyond Africa after featuring on the soundtrack of an upcoming Hollywood action comedy titled Boyz Trip.
The song, called Wrong Toes, brings the BHIM Nation president together with American artiste Mashanda Faust and Atlanta based music group Hero The Band. The collaboration is another exciting opportunity to showcase Ghanaian music to an international audience. For fans back home, seeing a Ghanaian musician contribute to a Hollywood production is certainly something worth celebrating.
Stonebwoy Features on Hollywood Soundtrack Wrong Toes
The Wrong Toes collaboration combines African and American musical influences. The song was written by Alan Key and Faten El Sayed, with Kyle Scott overseeing its development alongside Mashanda Faust. The music video was filmed at Cape Town Film Studios in South Africa, under the creative direction of Warren Gray.
Stonebwoy has built an international reputation through his unique blend of dancehall, reggae and Afrobeats. His involvement in the project further highlights the growing interest in African music and its ability to connect with audiences across different cultures. It also creates another platform for Ghanaian sounds to reach people who may not have discovered the country’s music scene.
What to Know About Hollywood Movie Boyz Trip
Boyz Trip follows four longtime college friends who reunite for an international holiday in Cape Town, South Africa. However, their exciting getaway takes a dangerous turn when they become involved in the activities of a notorious criminal known as Le Serpent.
The film features Desi Banks, Rome Flynn, Algee Smith and South African actor Siv Ngesi. Kyle Scott directs the action comedy, with KeyScott Entertainment behind the production.
The movie is expected to receive a worldwide theatrical release in 2027, with premiere events planned for Cape Town, Atlanta, London, Los Angeles and Brisbane.
Stonebwoy’s appearance on the Wrong Toes soundtrack adds another international milestone to his music journey. While Ghana continues to produce talented musicians, collaborations like this create opportunities to connect local talent with global entertainment. For BHIM Nation fans and Ghanaian music lovers, the big question now is how much more international attention this Hollywood project will bring to Stonebwoy and Ghanaian music.
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