One significant aspect of chimurenga music was its fusion of traditional African music with Western influences, resulting in a distinctive and impactful sound that appealed to audiences in Zimbabwe and worldwide.

Igbo music relies heavily on percussion instruments, and the traditional musical landscape incorporates various musical instruments. The Igbo people use musical instruments not only for creating music but also as a means of communication with both humans and spirits.

The ọja holds deep spiritual and cultural significance. For the Igbo people, it is a voice that can speak not with human words but with the voice of spirits. It is a communication tool as well as an entertainment tool.

Today, Sega music continues to flourish as a cherished musical tradition, transcending geographical boundaries and captivating audiences around the world. Its authenticity and cultural significance have led to efforts to preserve and promote the genre. Modern musicians are blending Sega with contemporary sounds, ensuring its relevance in the face of changing times while honoring its historical roots.

...getting an ISRC and having well-captured and fully updated metadata are non-negotiable requirements for every song. Without embedding this 12-digit code into a song before being released to the public, whether on digital platforms or CDs, the song becomes a pin in a haystack, difficult to find and the creator to get paid.