Ghanaian rap sensation Black Sherif has achieved yet another impressive milestone as his latest album, IRON BOY, officially surpasses 106 million streams on Audiomack.
This feat not only cements his growing influence in the African music scene but also marks a historic moment for Ghanaian music on the platform.
With this latest figure by Black Sherif, IRON BOY has now overtaken Olive The Boy’s Avana EP (105 million streams) to become the second most streamed Ghanaian album on Audiomack. The accomplishment means Black Sherif currently holds the record for the top two most streamed Ghanaian albums on the platform, with his critically acclaimed The Villain I Never Was still reigning at number one.
Known for his raw, heartfelt storytelling and infectious sound, Black Sherif has consistently resonated with audiences both at home and abroad. IRON BOY offers a compelling mix of introspective tracks and energetic anthems, reflecting the young artist’s journey through fame, struggles, and triumphs.
The album’s continued streaming success showcases not only Black Sherif’s star power but also the growing global appetite for authentic African music. It also highlights the rapid rise of Ghana’s new wave of music talents making waves on digital platforms.
As Black Sherif continues to build on this momentum, he stands as a shining example of what’s possible for African artists in the global digital era, breaking records and redefining the reach of Ghanaian music worldwide.
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Black Sherif’s IRON BOY (106M) has now surpassed Olive The Boy’s Avana Ep (105M) as the Second Most Streamed Ghanaian Album on the Platform.
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