Trigmatic believes the president of BHIM Nation has chalked feats and is growing his music career and that very soon, Ghanaians will appreciate his hard work over the years.

Speaking with Graphic Showbiz in a recent interview, Trigmatic said not many musicians in Ghana have been able to achieve what Stonebwoy has been able to do.

 “I really admire how Stonebwoy is growing. His collaborations all over the world with top artistes to winning some of the best awards most musicians desire to have.

“He might not even notice the work he has done but for some of us who have watched his growth from scratch, we know the investment he has made in his music career and his contributions to the music industry.    

  “I want to urge Ghanaian musicians to learn from him. It has been an improvement from one year to the other and it takes a talented musician to do that. This is not to say the other musicians are not working but Stonebwoy is getting everything right,” he said.                                          

According to Trigmatic who worked on his song, Body with Stonebwoy, the Putuu hit maker is a serious artiste who puts in his all when doing something.

“I invited him for a collaboration and he did justice to the song without taking a penny and I admired him for that” he said.          

 Moving away from Stonebwoy’s growth, Trigmatic disclosed he has been holding master classes for young musicians to learn more about music.

He said he is always motivated to help the young ones to know everything about music so that they don’t make the mistakes their predecessors made.         

 “I always want to contribute to the development of Ghanaian music by helping in any small way and I believe my impact have been felt on the young ones who have attended my master class programme”, he added.                                 

Born Enock Nana Yaw Oduro- Agyei, Trigmatic has been in the music industry for close to 10 years and he is credited with songs including Gye Nyame, My life, My Joley, Aajeeii, Motromodwo, Light and Darkness, Sika Nti, Hold Yuh Riddim and Where We Dey Go.