My Father Edits Some Lines In My Songs Before Its Release – Black Sherif Reveals

Ghanaian hip-hop and rap artiste Black Sherif, popularly known as Blacko, said his father edits some of his songs when he is about to release them.

In an interview on the United Showbiz on UTV, Black Sherif said that he has a healthy relationship with his parents, who have supported him since the beginning of his music career and allowed him to showcase his talent to the world.

The award winning singer and Kweku the traveler hitmaker said that he was motivated by his parents who stirred a passion for music as they used to play songs from some Ghanaian music legends.

Black Sherif added that his father would tell him that a line in his song could be slightly changed and tweaked to improve its meaning and give it a better lyrical punch. Blacko said that, he would often do just that.

I send some of my tracks to my parents to listen to it. My father is musically good, he would listen to my song and say that this line could be better if tweaked in this direction or done this other way. They have always believed in me and folded their arms to watch me prove myself. Nobody stopped me.