Sarkodie has acknowledged that Black Sherif, a “New Guy,” is Ghana’s top musical representative abroad.
Sarkodie said this in a discussion on 3Music TV while promoting his recently released album, “Jamz,” which includes Blacko on the song “Country Side” and was.
Sark asserts that Black Sherif has a unique sound that is in line with current trends and has helped him amass a sizable, devoted audience both domestically and abroad.
“Black Sherif is the one who is carrying the mantle now,” he said.
He expressed his happiness at the attention received by local artists on a global scale. Sarkodie made a plea to music fans to refrain from inciting conflict amongst artists and instead concentrate on promoting Ghanaian music.
Sarkodie’s last album, No Pressure, which featured successful songs like Coachella, with rapper Kwesi Arthur from Tema, and Non-Living Thing, featuring Nigerian afropop musician Oxlade, was released a year.
The 2010 Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) Artist of the Year, Jamz, shares his music and life journey from a humble beginning in Ghana to international stardom with a larger “global” audience.
The complete album consists of 15 songs with Oxlade, Kwesi Arthur, Stormzy, and other world-renowned artists.
