Black Sherif Crowned Most Streamed Male Artist
Wendy Shay Tops Female Category
Boomplay Ghana Music Recap 2025: Black Sherif and Wendy Shay Lead a Landmark Streaming Year
Boomplay has unveiled its Ghana Music Recap 2025, and the data-driven report paints a clear picture of the artists, songs, and albums that defined the year on Africa’s fast-growing streaming platform.
Based on global Boomplay streaming data from November 1, 2024, to October 31, 2025, the recap highlights a year dominated by consistency, crossover appeal, and strong fan engagement.
Black Sherif emerged as Boomplay’s Most Streamed Male Artist of 2025, reaffirming his status as one of Ghana’s most influential musical exports. His emotionally charged sound and genre-blending approach continued to resonate deeply with listeners both locally and internationally.
Adding to his success, Black Sherif’s collaboration “So It Goes” featuring Fireboy DML was named Most Streamed Song of 2025, underlining the power of cross-border collaborations and his ability to command massive streaming numbers.
On the female front, Wendy Shay claimed the title of Most Streamed Female Artist of 2025. Her hit single “Too Late” also took the crown as Most Streamed Female Song of the Year, marking a major milestone in her career and highlighting her sustained popularity among Boomplay users.
Her achievement reflects a growing appetite for female-led hits in Ghana’s digital music space.
Albums That Defined 2025
Boomplay’s Most Streamed Albums list was led by:
1. IRON BOY – Black Sherif : The year’s most streamed album, cementing Black Sherif’s dominance beyond singles and confirming his strength as a complete body-of-work artist.
2. THE TORCHER – Stonebwoy: A strong second-place finish for the dancehall heavyweight, showcasing his enduring relevance and loyal fanbase.
3. Give Time Some Time – King Paluta: Rounding out the top three, King Paluta’s project reflects the growing mainstream attention for rap-driven storytelling and street-inspired sounds.
#1 – “So it Goes” ft. Fireboy DML by Black Sherif
The data, sourced from Boomplay’s global analytics, reflects shifting listener preferences toward collaborations and high‑energy Afro‑beat tracks. Artists like Black Sherif are setting the benchmark for streaming success in Ghana, while emerging acts such as MOLIY are making notable breakthroughs.
What the Recap Says About Ghanaian Music -
The Boomplay Ghana Music Recap 2025 underscores several key trends:
- Black Sherif remains the most dominant streaming force in Ghanaian music.
- Female artists, led by Wendy Shay, continue to command significant digital audiences.
- Albums, not just singles, are playing a crucial role in sustained streaming success.
- Collaborations with other African stars are driving global reach.
As streaming continues to shape music consumption, Boomplay’s 2025 recap confirms that Ghanaian music is not only thriving locally but also making a powerful impact on the global stage.

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