Ghanaian hip-hop star Black Sherif has opened up about how he wrote music for 15 months before stepping his feet in a musical booth cum recording studio.
In a recent conversation on Apple Music 1, Black Sherif, who has a new single, ‘Sacrifice,’ and a new album, ‘IRON BOY,’ narrated how he found his place in music at a young age, and how having a strong creative team has driven his success.
He said, “Since childhood, I’ve been an artist. I didn’t have my voice on wax or anything, but I was exploring everything that was interesting, in the most artistic way. We used to do bike rides—BMX freestyles—and go dance at weddings on the weekends.
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“It was just figuring out what I wanted to follow within entertainment. That was when I started writing music, for 15 months, before going to the studio for the first time. Then coming out of high school, I tried to follow this thing by really hustling it!”
The 24-year-old singer was born Mohammed Ismail Sherif Kwaku Frimpong, but now known as Black Sherif after dumping his previous Blacko. Black Sherif is a singer, rapper and fashion model. He initially gained popularity in 2021 with his song “First Sermon,” which he released in May 2021.
