Sefa, Stonebwoy Drop ‘Busy Body’ Today

Sefa and Stonebwoy

 

Ghanaian Afrobeat/pop star, Sefa, has officially released her brand-new single ‘Busy Body’, featuring award-winning dancehall icon Stonebwoy, today, Wednesday, February 25, 2026.

The vibrant collaboration blends catchy Afro pop/ Afrobeat melodies with dancehall energy, delivering a fun and relatable story about modern relationships and the famous friend-zone experience.

‘Busy Body’ humorously explores a situation many listeners know too well — a girl insisting a guy is “just a friend,” yet still expecting attention, favours and expensive gifts.

Through witty lyrics and infectious rhythm, Sefa playfully calls out the mixed signals, while Stonebwoy adds his signature charisma and smooth delivery, giving the record an undeniable crossover appeal.

Produced over an upbeat and danceable rhythm, the song captures everyday dating culture among young people and is already sparking conversation on social media. With its relatable storyline and sing-along chorus, ‘Busy Body’ is poised to become a fan favourite across radio, streaming platforms, clubs and campuses.

Speaking about the release, Sefa indicated that “This song is just real life. Almost everyone has experienced this situation before — where someone says you’re just a friend but still wants boyfriend benefits. We wanted to make it fun, honest and something people can laugh about and relate to.”

Stonebwoy’s appearance adds a dynamic edge to the track, creating a perfect balance between Sefa’s melodic vocals and his dancehall delivery. Together, the duo delivers a lively anthem celebrating humour, love, and the complicated realities of modern friendships.

‘Busy Body’ is now available on all major digital streaming platforms worldwide.

Sefa is one of Ghana’s leading female Afro-pop artistes, known for her versatility, captivating stage presence and hit songs that blend Afrobeats, highlife and contemporary sounds. She continues to establish herself as a strong voice in African music with relatable storytelling and infectious melodies.

 

 

 

 

 

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