Ghanaian new sensation, AratheJay has joined forces with Hiplife star Black Sherif for “Jesus Christ II,” a remix that’s rapidly becoming the talk of the industry.
AratheJay, born Samuel Ankrah, first caught the public’s attention with his debut project “Finding Nimo Series: The Capsule.” Now, he’s taken his artistry to new heights by reimagining his hit single “Jesus Christ” with Black Sherif, an artist recently lauded by the Recording Academy as a key figure in Ghana’s Hiplife movement.
The remix arrives at a pivotal moment for both artists. For AratheJay, it’s a bold statement following his acclaimed debut, showcasing his ability to evolve and collaborate at the highest level. Black Sherif, meanwhile, is riding a wave of international recognition as he gears up for his highly anticipated album release later this year.
On social media, the track has ignited a firestorm of excitement. Black Sherif himself took to X (formerly Twitter) to praise the collaboration, dubbing it “the epitome of hiplife.” This endorsement from one of Ghana’s most respected new-school artistes has only fueled the remix’s popularity.
Music industry insiders are hailing “Jesus Christ II” as more than just a successful single. Many see it as a defining moment for contemporary Hiplife, blending the genre’s rich heritage with fresh, innovative sounds. The collaboration demonstrates the genre’s ability to reinvent itself while staying true to its roots.
AratheJay and Black Sherif have crafted a cultural moment that celebrates Ghana’s musical legacy while pointing towards an exciting future.
