Ghanaian music star Black Sherif has officially released his highly anticipated six-track EP, SUN SHERIF, opening a new chapter in his musical journey.
The project, released on September 4, 2026, follows the success of his 2025 album, IRON BOY, and arrives after weeks of anticipation from fans who had been looking forward to new music from the award-winning artiste. The EP has a total runtime of approximately 15 minutes and is available across major streaming platforms.
SUN SHERIF features six songs: “Expresso,” “Run Around,” “Forever,” “Jolie,” “Frontline” and “Love Again.” The project includes collaborations with Ghanaian singer AratheJay on “Forever” and Trinidad and Tobago duo Full Blown on “Love Again.”
The collaboration with AratheJay has attracted particular attention because it marks a new chapter in the relationship between the two artistes. Black Sherif previously appeared on AratheJay’s “Jesus Christ 2,” and the new project now sees AratheJay joining Black Sherif on his own song.
Full Blown, made up of brothers Kevon and Kory Hart from Trinidad and Tobago, provide the second international collaboration on the EP through “Love Again,” giving the project a Ghana-Caribbean connection.
The six songs showcase different sides of Black Sherif’s artistry, moving between energetic performances and more reflective material. Reports surrounding the project indicate that its themes include love, life, resilience and self-discovery, while retaining the storytelling and emotional intensity that have become central to the artiste’s music.
The EP opens with “Expresso” before moving into “Run Around,” followed by “Forever” featuring AratheJay. “Jolie” and “Frontline” come next, while “Love Again” featuring Full Blown closes the project. The official streaming listing confirms the six-song sequence.
The release adds another important project to Black Sherif’s growing catalogue. His rise to prominence was driven by his early Sermon releases before the success of his 2022 debut album, The Villain I Never Was. He followed that with IRON BOY in 2025, which went on to win Album/EP of the Year at the 2026 Telecel Ghana Music Awards.
With SUN SHERIF, the artiste continues to expand his sound while maintaining the personal storytelling that has connected him with listeners in Ghana and beyond.
The release is expected to further strengthen Black Sherif’s position as one of Ghana’s leading contemporary music acts, while giving fans a concise project that offers a mixture of solo performances and carefully selected collaborations.
Source: Thepressradio.com
