Ghanaian artist Black Sherif recently shared insights into his music during an interview with popular young interviewer Jazzy. He discussed his versatile approach to music, revealing that he has always felt the world is vast and has avoided limiting himself to a single genre.
Black Sherif’s music reflects this versatility, blending elements of hip-hop, drill, and highlife. He emphasized that he doesn’t box himself into a particular category when making music, preferring to stay true to his feelings and explore different musical paths freely.
Growing up, Black Sherif’s belief in the expansiveness of the world inspired him to embrace diverse musical styles. This approach has resulted in a rich and diverse body of work that showcases his talents across various genres.
The artist also expressed his love for using music as a form of self-expression, often drawing from his personal experiences and challenges. This adds depth and authenticity to his music, connecting with listeners on a more personal level.
In exciting news, Black Sherif will be performing at Rolling Stone’s 2024 Future of Music festival, joining a lineup that includes other talented artists like Teezo Touchdown, Young Miko, Flo Milli, Uncle Waffles, and Peso Pluma.
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