Some Nigerian Festivals You Must ExperienceBy Anu OnasanyaMon Jun 30 2025Photo courtesy of CanvaSome Nigerian Festivals You Must Experience include Eyo, Osun Osogbo, Durban, New Yam Festival and othersShare to:
The Amazing Igbo Culture and MusicBy | 8/3/2023 | GeneralIgbo 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.
Ọja: The Igbo Talking FluteBy | 5/7/2024 | InstrumentThe 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.
Evolution of Igbo Highlife!By | 4/22/2025 | GenresThe evolution of Igbo Highlife from Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe era to Flavour is remarkable. What changed between the old Igbo Highlife and the modern one?
Will the African Music Industry Be Affected by US Immigration Challenges?By | 5/23/2025 | GeneralThe question is not whether African artists should engage or disengage with the US market, but how do we do so in ways that minimize risk while maximizing opportunity during this uncertain period?
Musical Footprint of Afrobeat in JapanBy | 8/23/2023 | GenresOver the years, Afrobeat fever remains potent in Japan. We have seen a rise in the love and interest of the Japanese-styled Afrobeat music genre and featured in several Japanese music festivals since 1990. Some of these festivals are the Fuji Rock Festival, Japanese Minyo, and others. ... .Today, Afrobeat has taken root in Japanese music culture.
