Stokley has his hands in the bag of a new partnership. The R&B veteran has locked in a deal with Black-owned company Symphony Chips to get consumers craving more healthy chip options.
Though the terms of the savory partnership with the organic, gourmet potato chip brand are still being finalized, it is expected to be serviced through social media and virtual realms, with Stokely at the forefront.
Stokely shared his excitement for the collaboration in a press statement, stating that he is “thrilled to be part of their evolution.”
“This partnership couldn’t have happened at a better time. Believing in organic growth and moving forward, which is the premise of my upcoming album. Working with this amazing family brand will be a match made in chip heaven.”
He continued, “Not to mention, the flavors are actual herbs and spices, versus chemicals, artificial flavors, and colors. Just like the process of making music you can taste the love in each chip.”
Symphony Chips’ Dondre Anderson added, “As a brand, we truly believe in authenticity and originality. Stokley embodies these things; thus, aligning perfectly with our brand and we look forward to a long-lasting relationship. His voice, songs, and spirits are as harmonious as our flavors. Together, we will sing.”
Beyond this union, Stokley is currently wrapping up sessions for his sophomore solo album Sankofa, initially slated for an April 2021 release. The LP is now set to arrive this summer. He recently released an LVRS Quarrel Mix of his latest single, “Cascade,” which features The Bonfyre.
Other album tracks include the Snoop Dogg-featured “Vibrant” and the number-one hit “She..”
