Black Sherif makes sense of what propelled his new banger 'Soja' (WATCH)

BY:Emmanuel Larh Obese.

Ghanaian lyricist and drill artist, Sherif Ismail Mohammamned, also called Dark Sherif, delivered 'Soja' today and it's as of now causing disturbances.

Ghanaian lyricist and drill performer, Sherif Ismail Mohammamned, otherwise called Black Sherif, delivered '' today and it's as of now causing disturbances.

Blacko said that he was unable to quit thinking about 'Soja' for about seven days subsequent to composing it yet it was taken out from the rundown of melodies on his "The Villian I Won't ever be" collection.

Nonetheless, his group added back the tune in the wake of paying attention to it , and urged him to deliver the melody for it to fill its need.

‘Soja’ comes after several months of music starvation which also comes months after he dropped his “Kwaku The Traveler” which gained dominance across the world and also topped charts.

The song become No.1 on Apple Music both in Nigeria and Ghana and the composer became one of the few musicians in Ghana to achieve that progress in their music career.

The single dropped last night, and it’s already riding number 1 on all platforms.

Only 9 hours after its release, Soja clocks over 60,000 views on YouTube with no visuals.

sarkodie retweeted the post on twitter early today.

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