
Stonebwoy has given the Black Stars a new anthem with BlackStars (Ozamina), a powerful, patriotic record celebrating Ghana’s national football team and the fans who follow them through every high and low. The Bhim Nation leader turns the stadium chant into a full song, and it has become a staple of match days across the country.
The production is Afro-dancehall with a marching energy, built for crowds, and Stonebwoy’s delivery is rallying and proud. The lyrics call for unity, resilience and belief, and the official video, released on his channel, is full of football imagery and national colours.
Stream Stonebwoy – BlackStars (Ozamina) below, and watch the official video.
What BlackStars (Ozamina) is about
The song is a rallying cry. Stonebwoy sings to the players, urging them to fight for the badge, and to the supporters, reminding them that the team belongs to the whole nation. The “Ozamina” chant in the hook is made for viewing centres and stadium terraces, and the verses carry a wider message about Ghanaian pride and perseverance that works far beyond football.
Why the song connects
The Black Stars are more than a football team to Ghanaians. They are a symbol of national hope, and songs about them tend to become part of the national soundtrack, from the classics of past tournaments to Kofi Kinaata’s “Black Stars”, also on GhanaSongs.com. Stonebwoy’s version has the energy of a stadium anthem and the production quality of a global hit, and it has been played at viewing centres, on radio before matches and at national events since release.
For Bhim Nation, it is another reminder that their leader writes for the whole country, not just his fans.
The official video, full of national colours and match-day scenes, is the best way to experience the song, and it has become a fixture on sports programmes as well as music shows.
Listen to Stonebwoy – BlackStars (Ozamina)
Stream it on your favourite platform. Play it the next time the Black Stars take the field.
Song details
- Title: BlackStars (Ozamina)
- Artiste: Stonebwoy
- Genre: Afro-dancehall
- Released: 2026
- Country: Ghana
About Stonebwoy
Stonebwoy, born Livingstone Etse Satekla on 5 March 1988 in Ashaiman, Greater Accra, is one of Ghana’s leading dancehall and Afro-dancehall stars. He won Best International Act: Africa at the 2015 BET Awards.
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