Stonebwoy sets record; Anloga Junction album joins Alicia Key as most pre-ordered albums on Apple Music
- Stonebwoy has once again placed Ghana on the map with his upcoming album
- Stonebwoy's upcoming album, titled 'Anloga Junction' has joined the likes of Alicia Keys as the most pre-ordered albums worldwide on Apple Music
-The 'Anloga Junction' album is Stonebwoy's his fifth studio album
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Awarding winning Dancehall artiste, Stonebwoy has joined US female musician Alicia Key as in most pre-ordered albums worldwide category on Apple Music.
Stonebwoy's upcoming album, titled 'Anloga Junction' has joined the likes of Alicia Keys as the most pre-ordered albums worldwide on Apple Music.
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The pre-ordered albums worldwide category also has albums like 'All Rise (Delux)' and ' What Kinda Music' among others there.
This is the first time a Ghanaian's album has made it to the pre-ordered category on Apple Music with much anticipation.
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Stonebwoy recently disclosed that he will soon be releasing his fifth studio Anloga Junction album.
Following the announcement, he has been dropping some singles from the album.
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But his fans around the world are anxiously waiting for the full album to be dropped.
YEN.com.gh earlier reported that Stonebwoy had presented the Ashiaman Police Department with boxes of hand sanitisers, several packs of bottled water and soft drinks among others to help them fight the spread of the deadly coronavirus.
Stonbwoy has been in self-quarantine for the mandatory 14 days period after he returned from his recent Europe tour and decided to do the donation as soon as he was clear to come out.
In the photos sighted by YEN.com.gh, Stonebwoy was seen presenting the items to the police.
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