Black Sherif Rises with 'IRON BOY'

      His second album has been released...

      Ghanaian emerging artist Black Sherif has fully launched his new album ‘IRON BOY.’

      As a true multi-talented artist, he generated significant buzz with his debut, spearheading a wave of innovative Ghanaian artistry. Blending afrobeats with various other genres, Black Sherif is demonstrating a lasting impact both locally and globally.

      CLASH last saw Black Sherif at the BRITs on the red carpet, and he has now taken a moment to release his sophomore album.

      Now available, ‘IRON BOY’ marks a key point in his career, featuring a captivating 15 tracks that highlight Black Sherif’s artistic vision.

      His high-profile collaboration with Fireboy DML on ‘So It Goes’ has garnered attention, with Black Sherif assembling a soundscape enriched by contributions from renowned producers like Joker Nharnah (Kwaku The Traveller) and Lekaa Beats (Omah Lay, Central Cee, Nasty C).

      Another remarkable triumph for the Ghanaian sensation, you can listen to ‘IRON BOY’ below.

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