This is the cover art for the album "La'ila" by the renowned Nigerian music band of the 70s, Akwassa.

La'ila

First released in the 70s, Akwassa's ''La'ila'' is a 7-track R&B and Soul album that paints a vivid musical portrait of life. Each song is a soulful narrative, weaving tales of emotion and introspection. This album showcases Akwassa's unique fusion of genres, captivating listeners with its harmonious storytelling.

Akwassa, was a notable Afro-funk band from Nigeria, recognized for their exceptional musical talents. Its founding members were Felix Odey (guitar and vocals) and Kevin Coburn (organ, synthesizer, and vocals). Others include Eddy Offeyi, Joe Castro, and Ricky West.

In 1975, Akwassa made waves with their debut album "La'ila," establishing themselves as one of the pioneer Nigerian Funk bands to successfully produce an album. They followed this feat by releasing two more albums to their credit.

For the album "La'ila," Akwassa employed the use of synthesizers, resulting in a raw and unpolished quality yet pleasing to the ears. It was this characteristic that rendered the album one of the best in the genre.

Akwassa was a notable Nigerian Afrobeat-styled band recognized for their exceptional musical talents. Its members were Felix Day and Kevin Coburn.