Ghanaian music sensation Black Sherif is making waves yet again, with the release of the highly anticipated visuals for his emotionally charged track “SOMA OBI”, taken from his latest album IRON BOY. Known for blending raw storytelling with distinct soundscapes, Black Sherif’s new release continues to solidify his place among Africa’s musical elites.
IRON BOY, which has been praised as one of Black Sherif’s most mature and refined projects, features stellar collaborations with Nigerian heavyweights Fireboy DML and Seyi Vibez. Their contributions added layers of sonic richness to the album, pushing it beyond borders and cementing its place on top African charts.
Check it out below!
Read also: Post-Apocalyptic Ghana Comes Alive in Black Sherif’s “Rebel Music”
The visuals for “SOMA OBI” amplify the track’s emotional depth, showcasing the artist’s signature blend of vulnerability and streetwise grit.
Black Sherif first rose to prominence with hits like “Second Sermon” and “Kwaku the Traveller”, and has since become a leading voice in African music. His debut album, The Villain I Never Was, earned both critical and commercial acclaim, garnering award nominations and wide fan recognition.
Watch the music video here!
Read also: Black Sherif discusses his new album in an interview
Since his breakout, the artist has won numerous accolades, including Artiste of the Year at the Ghana Music Awards, and has performed on global stages, drawing international attention to Ghana’s evolving music scene. Known for his genre-fusing style that spans drill, highlife, and Afro-fusion, Black Sherif has become a symbol of authenticity and youth expression.
Despite his rapid rise, the artist has stayed away from major controversies, focusing instead on his artistry and fan connection. With IRON BOY and its standout visuals now making rounds, Black Sherif continues to make waves which proves he’s not just a moment, but a movement.
