WATCH: Stonebwoy drops regal video for “Manodzi” featuring Angélique Kidjo

Ghanaian superstar Stonebwoy has released the official music video for his song, “Manodzi,” featuring 5x Grammy-winning singer Angélique Kidjo.

The video is a visually stunning affair, with regal visuals and opulent costumes.

Directed by Ghanaian filmmaker, director, and cinematographer, Yaw Skyface, the video was shot on location at the palatial Chateaux Bouffémont in the Bouffémont commune in France.

Dating back to 1860, the chateaux provide the perfect backdrop for the video’s sweeping introduction, setting the scene for the true African royal experience taking place within its walls.

The video reflects the message behind the single Manodzi well. Referred to as Stonebwoy as the ‘root’ of his 5th Dimension album, the track is aptly placed last in the track listing. But it also has a deeper meaning concerning where Stonebwoy feels he is going in life and urges listeners to take comfort in the meaning.

The song simply means, ’keeping on’, whilst working hard to achieve one’s dreams. “I call it the last, but not least track on the album”, he states, because its uplifting message drives the listener to remember where they come from and where they are going – and getting to work with Angélique Kidjo has been a dream for Stonebwoy since the beginning of his career.

Watch the video below;

The video itself is without a doubt one of the finest cinematic experiences that Stonebwoy has released in his career. Produced by London-based Casey Kobia, the crew and cast pulled out all the stops to produce one of the finest African music videos to date.

Stonebwoy, Manodzi, Angélique Kidjo

It instills the sense that Stonebwoy is taking his rightful place amongst leaders in the African music industry, and with Ms. Kidjo making an appearance in the video alongside him, it is the perfect culmination of years of dreams and hard work paying off.

The video is sure to resonate with fans around the world, and it is a powerful statement about the beauty and diversity of African culture.

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