Wale Glorious and His Aiyesoro Spots Band were a Nigerian juju music group, bringing vibrant rhythms and soulful vocals to the scene. Fronted by the talented singer and songwriter Wale Glorious, the band's legacy lives on through their music.

They captured the essence of juju, a genre known for its lively percussion, intricate guitar work, and captivating melodies.

Tracks like "Akure Oyemekun Nirole Saturday" and "Kawasile Iwe" offer a glimpse into their sound.

Though information on Wale Glorious himself and the band's full trajectory may be limited, their music endures as a testament to their contribution to the Nigerian juju scene.

Wale Glorious and His Aiyesoro Spots Band were a Nigerian juju music group.

Wale Glorious And His Aiyesoro Spots Band

This is the cover art for the album "Igbeyawo," by prominent Nigerian music band Wale Glorious and His Aiyesoro spots band.

Igbeyawo

"Igbeyawo" is a vibrant 9-track album by the legendary Nigerian music band Wale Glorious and His Aiyesoro Spots Band, released in 2009.

Rooted in the rich traditions of Afrobeat and Juju music, each track pulsates with infectious rhythms and poignant lyrics that celebrate love, life, and the beauty of Nigerian culture.

This is the cover art for "Ori Ni Pe Koyeni"

Ori Ni Pe Koyeni

This is the cover art for "Olotuo," a 2-track Album by prominent Nigerian indigenous music band, Wale Glorious and His Aiyesoro spots band.

Olotuo

"Olotuo" is a mesmerizing 2-track album by the illustrious Nigerian music band, Wale Glorious and His Aiyesoro Spots Band, released in 2009. With a fusion of Afrobeat, Highlife, and traditional Juju rhythms, each track exudes an irresistible energy that transports listeners to the heart of West Africa.

This is the cover art for the 2-track  single "Ologbon Omo" by prominent Nigerian music band, Wale Glorious & his aiyesoro spots band.

Ologbon Omo

"Ologbon Omo" is a 2-track single by Wale Glorious And His Aiyesoro Spots Band, released in 2009. Depicting the typical juju style of music, the two tracks are sung entirely in Yoruba. With its mid-tempo sound, the tracks evoke an old-school feel, creating a remarkable musical experience for listeners.