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Black Sherif release of Sun Sherif EP

Overview

Ghanaian musician Black Sherif has released a new six-track EP titled ‘Sun Sherif’. The project represents a thematic shift toward a more hopeful and luminous tone compared to his previous works, focusing on personal growth, emotional release, and newfound peace.

Describing the EP as a “deconstruction” of his artistic foundations, the artist noted that the work is an examination of his current identity rather than a reinvention or genre shift. The project is characterized by an intimate, reflective tone, conceptually centered around the setting of a bedroom to capture solitude. It features collaborations with Ghanaian artist AratheJay and the Trinidad and Tobago duo Full Blown.

Following the EP’s release on September 4, 2026, several tracks have appeared on the Apple Music Ghana charts. To promote the project, Black Sherif is scheduled to appear at the University of Ghana on Thursday, September 17, 2026. The campus has been a frequent venue for the artist, who previously headlined a Telecel TurnUp event there in February 2026.

Entities

Black Sherif · AratheJay · University of Ghana · Full Blown

Timeline

  1. 7 days ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Black Sherif scheduled for University of Ghana appearance

    Ghanaian artist Black Sherif is scheduled for a campus appearance at the University of Ghana on September 17 to promote his new six-track EP, ‘Sun Sherif’.

  2. 15 days ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Black Sherif releases reflective new EP ‘Sun Sherif’

    Ghanaian artist Black Sherif releases ‘Sun Sherif’, a reflective six-track EP focused on deconstructing his musical identity through intimate, bedroom-inspired sounds.

  3. 20 days ago

    [CULTURE] 5 sources
    Black Sherif releases new EP ‘Sun Sherif’

    Ghanaian artist Black Sherif has released his new EP, ‘Sun Sherif’, marking a musical transition toward themes of hope, emotional release, and personal peace.

Sources

adomonline.com · asaaseradio.com · chale.news · dancehallmag.com · ghanamusicblog.net · groove-africa.com · notjustok.com · onuaonline.com · oyerepafmonline.com · thevaultznews.com

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