The Ghanaian music industry has witnessed tremendous growth over the past few years, with several young talents emerging to showcase their musical prowess. Two of such talents that have gained massive popularity within the music industry are Black Sherif and Portable.
Black Sherif, also known as Mohammed Ismail Sherif, is a young rapper and singer who shot to fame in 2020 with his hit single "Money". The song quickly became a national anthem, and he has since then released other hit tracks, such as "Destiny" and "Second Sermon". Portable, on the other hand, whose real name is Peter Fameyeh Bozah, is an Afrobeat and highlife artist who came into the limelight in 2019 with his hit single, "Ahkan B3rma".
When it comes to their music, Black Sherif and Portable have unique styles that differentiate them from each other. Black Sherif is known for his powerful rap verses and unique blend of African and western melodies. His music is inspired by personal experiences and often addresses social issues that affect the youth in Ghana. Portable, on the other hand, has a more laid-back and relaxed style of music that combines traditional African rhythms with contemporary sounds. He often sings about love, life, and the challenges that come with it.
In terms of popularity, both Black Sherif and Portable have a vast fan base, particularly among the youth. However, Black Sherif seems to have a more significant following, given his younger age and unique style of music. He has also been described as the new face of rap music in Ghana, owing to his ability to blend African and western music.
In conclusion, both Black Sherif and Portable are exceptional talents that have contributed to the growth of the Ghanaian music industry. While their music styles may differ, their ability to connect with their audience is undeniable. As such, they are both poised to dominate the music scene in Ghana for many years to come.