Stonebwoy has shared a new single, “Silent Samurai,” a bold and commanding record that blends his signature Afro-dancehall sound with a warrior mindset rooted in discipline, resilience, and quiet dominance. Stream “Silent Samurai” HERE

Produced by Jamaican record producers DJ Mac and Crashdummy, “Silent Samurai” arrives as the multi-award-winning Ghanaian singer’s official release of the year, following a successful outing in 2025.

Built on themes of quiet dominance, confidence, and discipline, Silent Samurai captures the essence of moving without noise but with full impact. Stonebwoy channels the mindset of a warrior who has earned his place through years of consistency, resilience, and focus. With hard-hitting energy, commanding chants, and an unshakable presence, the song speaks to standing tall, blocking out distractions, and letting results do the talking.

“Silent Samurai” is expected to appear on the singer’s forthcoming body of work, “THE TORCHER II,” a sequel to his 2025 chart-topping album “THE TORCHER.” Last month, Stonebwoy also teamed up with King Jerry to release the energetic single “Chilling Cooling.”

Stonebwoy’s last full project, “THE TORCHER” was released as a surprise project last September. The album reinforced the singer’s role as a directional force in Afro-dancehall, positioning him as an unavoidable presence through both his achievements and cultural contributions. The project also spotlighted an emerging generation of Ghanaian stars, including Kumasi talents Beeztrap KOTM and Yaw Tog, as well as Volta-based rappers Agbeshie and Keeny Ice.

Beyond his solo releases last year, Stonebwoy remained active on the global collaboration front, featuring on several records including Kwabena Kwabena’s “Aso (Remix),” Yo Maps’ “Eat,” Rophan’s “King Kut,” Cina Soul’s “Larger Than Life,” and Mr. P (PSquare)’s “Odo (Remix).”

In December, Stonebwoy delivered a defining moment for Ghanaian live music, headlining the 10th edition of the Bhim Festival with a historic second sell-out of Accra Sports Stadium with a crowd of more than 60,000 fans, becoming the first Ghanaian artist in history to sell out the Accra Sports Stadium twice.