Raving Ghanaian star and 2022 BET Hip Hop Awards nominee, Mohammed Ismail Sherif Kwaku Frimpong, professionally called Black Sherif is having a good run with his latest output.
On Thursday, September 22, 2022, award winning Ghanaian recording and performing blessed the airwaves with his hugely awaited tune dubbed; ‘Soja‘ which happens to be track 4 off his upcoming debut studio album, ‘The Villian I Never Was’.
From the details he shared via his official Apple Music account, the ‘The Villian I Never Was’ will be available for purchase and streaming on all digital music stores from Thursday, October 6, 2022.
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The body of work comes in a package of 14 tracks and houses his chart monster hit songs, ‘Kwaku The Traveler’ and ‘Second Sermon Remix’ as track 13 and 14 respectively alongside his recent jam, ‘Soja’.
As Black Sherif continues his rapid rise to the top of African music royalty, his new song, ‘Soja’ has debuted on Apple Music Top 100 Charts within 24 hours of its release and currently leads the Music Charts. See screenshot below.
MEANWHILE: Multifaceted Nigerian recording artiste, Michael Adebayo Olayinka, better known by his stage name, Ruger has opened up about his recent church deliverance service
The buzzing singer and Jonzing World superstar who has already served the music community with has 3 EP’s namely, ‘Pandemic’, ‘The Second Wave’ and ‘The Second Wave (Deluxe)’ is set to release his debut studio album.
You would recall that, few months ago, Ruger announced that, his first ever album would be released in 2023. The talented singer, songwriter and entertainer in preparation for the body of work has gone the spiritual way.
Ruger on Thursday, September 22, 2022 took to his Instagram to disclosed that, he has taken his spiritual life more seriously after having a deliverance service at Tabernal Christian Centre. “I’ve confessed a lot of things on this album. I’m now born again guys. Shout out to Tabernacle Christian Centre for the deliverance service”, he wrote.
