Rockstone’s personality blends through the tales of urban living as he navigates the tenuous life of a Hip-Hop superstar in a post-colonial Africa. His pairing of top-notch production makes his sound appealing to the most-discerning ears of music fans. He has been living in Ghana continuously since he pioneered the Hiplife movement in 1994.

Reggie currently is the CEO of a successful entertainment complex in accra known as Rockstone’ s Office/Django Bar/Aftawerk. He was a celebrity ambassador for glo Ghana ltd.; a wireless telecommunication giant in Ghana & Africa under the larger globacom. He was a mentor and judge on the Syco prod. franchise - glo x factor Africa. He has been featured on CNN, aljazeera and also in many documentaries and books. He engaged the various Ghana telecoms through use of Kirusa channels Instavoice subscription messaging. He was also an official ambassador for Guinness GH ltd several times; sponsored and branded a condom line (rockdoms) and invested into a start-up mobile entrepreneurship called Suba photo app.

He is active on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and other social media platforms. He has performed or recorded commercial songs with artists such such as Wyclef Jean; 2face (2baba) Idibia; Beenie Man and actor Idris Elba. He has remained relevant with a continental-wide audience of a new generation by forming a super-group called. VVIP with former members of a prominent Ghana Hiplife group. He has done several charitable things with this group such as the national sanitation campaign throughout Ghana. Reggie Rockstone’s eclectic Apple Music playlist mix includes some of his musical influences like Fela Anikulapo Kuti, Bob Marley; James Brown; LL Cool J; Public Enemy; Run DMC; epmd; rare grooves; 70s & funk singles and highlife music artists from Ghana & Nigeria such as Opambuo; Ahlaji K. Frimpong; S.K. Oppong and Nana Ampadu. A living legend, all call him an icon and a wholesome household name brand.