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Orin S'Okan

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Orin S'Okan is a rising musician and traditional singer, who sings in honor of the Yoruba deities and African spirituality. The singer's most recent release was titled, "Ayan Sango Ade," featuring tracks such as "Oriki Orunmila", "Egun". "Esu", amongst others. The album prominently features Efuwuape Olatunji, Estrella Merencio, and Rey Alonso.

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