Ghanaian artist Black Sherif has crossed the 1.2 billion mark in total plays on streaming platform Audiomack, solidifying his position as the most-streamed Ghanaian artist on the service.
The milestone, confirmed directly on the artist’s official Audiomack profile, shows more than 1.200 billion cumulative streams across his catalog as of Tuesday. Black Sherif, whose real name is Mohammed Sharrif Ismail, also maintains over 6.4 million followers on the platform.
The achievement highlights the continued growth of Ghanaian music on global digital platforms. Black Sherif first gained widespread attention with hits that blended raw storytelling, trap influences, and local sounds, quickly building a dedicated fanbase across Africa and the diaspora. His breakout tracks and projects have consistently driven strong engagement on Audiomack, a platform known for spotlighting emerging and independent African artists.
This latest figure places him among the top-streamed acts from the continent on the service. Earlier in his career, Audiomack recognized him with honors for reaching 100 million streams, a benchmark he has since far exceeded.
Black Sherif’s success reflects broader trends in African music consumption, where platforms like Audiomack play a key role in discovery and distribution for artists outside traditional major-label ecosystems. His discography, including popular releases under his RBA label, continues to attract millions of monthly listeners.