Iron Boy is a piece of my soul - Black Sherif
Black Sherif is back with another masterpiece, the Iron Boy, and this time, he’s telling an even bolder story about his journey in the Ghanaian music industry.
The Iron Boy album which is the second from his camp, drops at midnight, and according to the young champ, this is his most personal and powerful work yet. It’s an emotional rollercoaster filled with an unfiltered reflection of his growth, struggles and triumphs.
He tells Graphic Showbiz in an exclusive chat Iron Boy is his heartfelt thank-you to the fans who have stood by him through thick and thin. He wants them to see his most vulnerable moments, times when he felt like giving up but found a glimmer of hope in their support.
To him, every song on the album is a chapter in his story that captures both his lowest points and his most victorious highs.
“This is the biggest project of my career so far. It’s not just an album—it’s my life, my emotions and my truth. It tells my story from the moment I stepped into the music industry to where I am now. My struggles, my victories, my doubts and my faith in my journey are all in here.”
Reflecting on his resilience and the motivation behind the album, the I’m Amazed hitmaker spoke about the significance of Iron Boy to both him and his fans.
“There were times I wanted to give up. Times I felt lost. But I kept going because of you—my fans. Your love and support pushed me through the toughest moments. That’s why this album is for you. “It’s my way of saying thank you, but beyond that, it’s a piece of my soul that I want you to connect with.”
Midnight, we go live! I need all of you to experience this with me. Iron Boy is a story we wrote together, and now, it’s time for the world to hear it!”
The 15-track album boasts a dynamic lineup, featuring songs like The Victory Song, One, So It Goes (featuring Fireboy DML), Top of the Morning, Body, Sacrifice, Soma Obi, Dreamer, Rebel Music, Where Dem Boyz, Iron Boy, Sin City (featuring Seyi Vibez), Eye Open, Changes and January 9th.
