Black Sherif units new Audiomack report with ‘IRON BOY’ album

Ghanaian rap sensation Black Sherif has achieved yet one more spectacular milestone as his newest album, IRON BOY, formally surpasses 106 million streams on Audiomack.

This feat not solely cements his rising affect within the African music scene but in addition marks a historic second for Ghanaian music on the platform.

With this newest determine by Black Sherif, IRON BOY has now overtaken Olive The Boy’s Avana EP (105 million streams) to grow to be the second most streamed Ghanaian album on Audiomack. The accomplishment means Black Sherif at the moment holds the report for the highest two most streamed Ghanaian albums on the platform, along with his critically acclaimed The Villain I Never Was nonetheless reigning at primary.

Known for his uncooked, heartfelt storytelling and infectious sound, Black Sherif has persistently resonated with audiences each at residence and overseas. IRON BOY gives a compelling mixture of introspective tracks and energetic anthems, reflecting the younger artist’s journey by way of fame, struggles, and triumphs.

The album’s continued streaming success showcases not solely Black Sherif’s star energy but in addition the rising international urge for food for genuine African music. It additionally highlights the fast rise of Ghana’s new wave of music abilities making waves on digital platforms.

As Black Sherif continues to construct on this momentum, he stands as a shining instance of what’s doable for African artists within the international digital period, breaking information and redefining the attain of Ghanaian music worldwide.

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Black Sherif’s IRON BOY (106M) has now surpassed Olive The Boy’s Avana Ep (105M) because the Second Most Streamed Ghanaian Album on the Platform.

—Black Sherif Currently holds the report for the highest two most streamed Ghanaian albums on Audiomack. pic.twitter.com/SPQGxNkPEc

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