Black Sherif ft. Full Blown – Love Again
Ghanaian music star Black Sherif, popularly known as Blacko, closes his latest six-track EP SUN SHERIF with an emotional record titled “Love Again,” featuring Trinidad and Tobago duo Full Blown. Released on September 3, 2026, the song serves as the project’s sixth and final track, bringing the EP to an intimate and hopeful conclusion. Audiomack credits Joker Nharnah as the producer, while the release is credited to Blacko Management / EMPIRE.
Black Sherif has spent much of his career turning difficult personal experiences, ambition, uncertainty and emotional struggles into music. From the Sermon series that introduced him to a much wider audience to his acclaimed albums The Villain I Never Was and IRON BOY, his music has often carried the perspective of someone trying to navigate life while dealing with the pressures that come with success.
With SUN SHERIF, however, Black Sherif presents a noticeably different emotional direction. Apple Music describes the project as a period in which the Konongo-born artiste appears more willing to meet life with hope after years of exploring self-doubt, isolation and the difficult side of fame.
That change is particularly clear on “Love Again.” The song explores the vulnerability involved in opening yourself up to love after experiencing disappointment or emotional distance. Rather than presenting love as something simple, Black Sherif approaches it as something he wants but has also struggled to fully receive and hold on to.
In his comments about the project, Black Sherif explained that many of the meaningful forms of affection he has experienced came from far away, both physically and emotionally. That distance, he said, contributed to his difficulty with receiving and maintaining intimacy even though he deeply craves it.
The appearance of Full Blown gives the song an international dimension. The Trinidad and Tobago duo join Black Sherif on the closing record, bringing a Caribbean presence to the Ghanaian artiste’s latest project. Their involvement also helps give “Love Again” a different musical texture from the other songs on the EP.
Musically, the song leans into Afro-Caribbean and soca-inspired rhythms, giving the closing track a brighter and more celebratory feeling. This makes it an interesting contrast to some of the more introspective moments earlier on SUN SHERIF.
The song’s position on the EP is also significant. “Expresso” opens the project with ambition and self-assurance, followed by “Run Around,” “Forever” featuring AratheJay, “Jolie” and “Frontline.” After moving through different sides of love, ambition, vulnerability and personal growth, Black Sherif ends the journey by giving himself permission to “Love Again.”
At just 2 minutes and 35 seconds, the track is short but serves an important purpose in the overall structure of the project. It does not simply provide another collaboration; it gives SUN SHERIF an emotional resolution. Instead of ending on anger, uncertainty or isolation, Black Sherif chooses a message of openness and the possibility of finding love again.
Black Sherif ft. Full Blown – Love Again: Song Details
Artist: Black Sherif ft. Full Blown
Song: Love Again
Project: SUN SHERIF
Release Date: September 3, 2026
Producer: Joker Nharnah
Featured Artist: Full Blown
Genre: Afrosounds
Label: Blacko Management / EMPIRE
Track Position: 6
Duration: 2 minutes 35 seconds
EP: SUN SHERIF
Listen & Stream Black Sherif ft. Full Blown – Love Again
Listen to “Love Again” by Black Sherif featuring Full Blown on Audiomack below:
The song is also available as part of the complete SUN SHERIF EP, which contains six tracks and runs for approximately 15 minutes.
Fans can stream Black Sherif ft. Full Blown – Love Again through the official Audiomack release above. Where an official download option is available, listeners should use the platform’s own download feature rather than relying on unofficial copies.
“Love Again” is more than just the final song on SUN SHERIF. It represents the emotional direction of the entire project — moving beyond old pain, becoming more open to life and allowing himself to experience affection without constantly being held back by the past.
With Full Blown adding a Caribbean touch to the record, Black Sherif ends SUN SHERIF on a warm and hopeful note. After everything he has documented throughout his career, perhaps the biggest statement of the project is that Blacko is finally allowing himself to embrace the possibility of love again.
Have you listened to “Love Again” yet? Is it your favourite song on Black Sherif’s SUN SHERIF EP?
