BLACK SHERIF DEBUT ALBUM OUT ON OCTOBER 6, 22. THEVILLAINEVERWAS.

The cover art for musician Mohammed Ismail Sherif's debut album, "The Villain I Never Was," has been made public. Black Sherif is his stage name.

The "Second Sermon" hitmaker revealed on Twitter that it took all of his resources to create the artwork for his 14-track album, which has not yet been released. He expressed optimism that Ghanaians and the rest of the globe would listen to the record the way he intended.

"It took everything I had to give this body life. I sacrificed everything for that one thing in my life. There is life inside this body, and I hope it treats you well and communicates with you in the way I want it to. My first record, "The Villain I Never Was," he said.

On October 6, 2022, all digital platforms will offer The Villain I Never Was for purchase.

This the list of the most awaited album from the " at war musician "

The song "Soja," which seems to describe his struggles with popularity and the weight of great expectations, was published a week before to this statement.

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