Black Sherif – Love Again (ft. Full Blown) Official Video

Six weeks after the SUN SHERIF EP arrived, Black Sherif Love Again gets the full visual treatment, and the closing track of the project finally has an official video to call its own.

The official video for Black Sherif Love Again, featuring Full Blown, went up on Black Sherif’s YouTube channel on 16 October 2026. The song itself has been available since 3 September 2026, when SUN SHERIF was released through Blacko Management and EMPIRE. Love Again is the sixth and last song on the six-track EP.

Anyone who has followed the rollout will recognise the pattern. A lyric video for Love Again appeared on 4 September, the day after the EP came out, alongside lyric videos for Jolie and Frontline. The official video is the next step, and it lets viewers watch the song rather than just read along with it.

It is also a useful reminder of how carefully this project has been released. Instead of dropping the EP and moving on, Black Sherif and his team have fed it to fans in stages, one visual at a time. For an artist whose audience likes to argue about favourite tracks, that keeps the conversation going well beyond the first week.

The full track list of SUN SHERIF reads Expresso, Run Around, Forever featuring AratheJay, Jolie, Frontline and Love Again featuring Full Blown. Two of the six songs carry guest names, which gives the EP a little variety in voices without crowding the main artist.

Full Blown is the featured artist on the song, and the video carries that billing in its name. Collaborations that close a project can feel like a handshake at the door, a last change of voice before the music stops. That is just my reaction, but it is a fair way to think about where Love Again sits on the EP.

The sound fits that picture. Love Again leans towards R&B and soul, with a slower, warmer pace than the harder rap that first made Black Sherif known. After the run of songs that comes before it, the closer works as a cool-down, and it is the kind of track that suits a late drive through Kumasi or a quiet evening at home.

Black Sherif Love Again joins a run of EP visuals

The weeks since 3 September have been busy for the Konongo-Zongo-born artist. Run Around received its official video on 9 September. On 23 September, performances of Run Around and Frontline were uploaded as part of the Vevo DSCVR series. Our earlier post on Black Sherif’s Run Around covers that song for readers who missed it.

Taken together, the releases show an artist giving each song its own moment. Lyric videos came first, an official video for Run Around followed, then the Vevo sessions, and now the official video for Love Again. Spreading an EP across this many weeks is a patient way to work, and it gives every track room to find its own listeners.

That patience suits a career that has moved quickly. Black Sherif, born Mohammed Ismail Sherif on 9 January 2002 and once known as Blacko, first drew wide attention in 2021 with First Sermon, released in May. Second Sermon followed in July of the same year. He is a Ghanaian singer, rapper and fashion model, and both of those early songs came from a young artist who was still finding the audience that would soon follow him.

His breakthrough came in March 2022 with Kwaku the Traveller, which reached Number 1 on the Ghanaian and Nigerian Apple Music charts. His debut album, The Villain I Never Was, followed on 5 October 2022. His second album, Iron Boy, was released on 3 April 2025, and in May 2025 he received a nomination at the BET Awards.

Against that record, SUN SHERIF is a compact project. Six songs is a short run for an artist with two full albums behind him, and a short run can be a deliberate choice. It asks the listener to take the whole thing in one sitting, from Expresso at the start to Love Again at the end.

Black Sherif was born and raised in Konongo-Zongo, in the Ashanti Region. Both of his parents worked mostly overseas, so he began living with his aunt and other extended family members at the age of 10. That meant moving between households and picking up different influences and cultures very early in life.

His schooling followed the same path. He attended Konongo Zongo Islamic Basic School, then Pinamang Educational Complex, where he finished junior high school, and he completed his secondary education at Kumasi Academy. For many fans in Ashanti, those names make his story feel close to home.

The video for Love Again adds a new chapter to the EP’s story. The visual lets fans see the song as well as hear it, and it gives Full Blown a place on the artist’s own channel. For listeners who have been replaying the project since early September, the clip is a fresh reason to return to its final track.

The song is also the most direct answer to anyone searching for Black Sherif’s new song this month. The official video sits on his YouTube channel, the EP is out on streaming platforms through EMPIRE, and the other visuals are easy to find on the same page. The EP can be streamed through the official SUN SHERIF stream page.

So watch the official video for Black Sherif Love Again, then stream the full SUN SHERIF EP from start to finish. Tell us in the comments which of the six songs has become your favourite, and share the video with a friend who still has not heard it.

Watch the official video for Love Again below.

Stream Love Again on Apple Music.

Love Again (feat. Full Blown)

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Video and artwork: Black Sherif ft. Full Blown (official release).