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American singer Keri Hilson has said one artiste she would recommend to work with dancehall artiste Stonebwoy would be Rihanna.
She told Stonebwoy that with the 'Umbrella' hitmaker hailing from Barbados and having reggae influences “it would be really cool to hear y’all two voices on a record.”
Keri Hilson made the comment on an Instagram live with Stonebwoy to discuss their collaboration on the Anloga 'Junction' album.
Stonebwoy had also suggested if the collaboration with Rihanna was made possible, he would love for Dr Dre to produce the track.
He also hoped that when a collabo happens with Rihanna, it would not be just with him but with Keri Hilson as well.
“It would even be really colder hearing three of us on a song,” he added.
Stonebwoy recently released his Anloga Junction album he has been working on for over a year.
The album features Keri Hilson on a track named Nominate.
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