- Ghanaian hip-hop star Black Sherif shares his 15-month strategy of writing music earlier than coming into a studio and musical sales space.
- Black Sherif, who gained fame at a younger age, shares his success and the significance of getting a robust artistic crew in his music profession.
Ghanaian hip-hop star Black Sherif has shared insights into his musical journey, revealing that he spent 15 months writing music earlier than stepping right into a recording studio for the primary time.
In a current interview on Apple Music 1, the 24-year-old singer, who not too long ago dropped his new single Sacrifice and album IRON BOY, spoke about his early experiences with music and the way he step by step discovered his place within the trade. He emphasised the significance of a robust artistic crew in serving to to drive his success.
Black Sherif, born Mohammed Ismail Sherif Kwaku Frimpong, mentioned how his ardour for artwork started at a younger age, even earlier than he began recording music.
He mentioned:
“Since childhood, I’ve been an artist. I didn’t have my voice on wax or something, however I used to be exploring every part that was attention-grabbing, in essentially the most creative method. We used to do bike rides—BMX freestyles—and go dance at weddings on the weekends.
“It was simply determining what I wished to observe inside leisure. That was once I began writing music, for 15 months, earlier than going to the studio for the primary time. Then popping out of highschool, I attempted to observe this factor by actually hustling it!”
He went on to disclose how these early experiences laid the muse for his musical profession and success.
Black Sherif initially gained widespread consideration in 2021 along with his music First Sermon, marking the start of his rise within the music trade. He additionally mentioned his determination to drop his former stage identify, Blacko, in favor of Black Sherif as a part of his evolution as an artist.