Renowned Ghanaian music producer, Hammer has expressed worry over how Black Sherif is being kept in the background.
In a post sighted by Scoregh, Hammer wondered why the young Ghanaian musician is not in the frontline.
He questioned where the industry gatekeepers who were steering the industry over what should be popular and what should be shelved are.
The celebrated music producer said he has missed the days of Bola Ray and other DJs who were furnishing the public what they got to hear.
Hammer added that Black Sherif is doing well and he needs to get the same prioritization as the talented Kuami Eugene gets from DJs.
He wrote:
“What’s really going on… where are the gatekeepers who’re steering this industry. Who actually determines what should be popular and what should be shelved? I can’t believe Black Sherif isn’t in the frontlines. The most unique artist in recent times combining hi life and hip hop in unfathomable ways and he’s being kept in the background.
“I miss the days when Bola Ray and some great DJs were in charge of what the public got to hear. You always knew deserving artist will definitely get their break.
This guy needs to enjoy the same prioritization as the talented kuami Eugene gets from DJs. We have a pure breed in our midst, the first of his kind. Trust me They don’t make 'em like this anymore. A hilife artist with a hip-hop mindset. Priceless.”
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