Igbo Traditional

Igbo traditional music is a deeply rooted cultural genre originating from the Igbo people of southeastern Nigeria. This genre embodies a rich blend of lively rhythms, compelling percussion, and poignant storytelling, capturing the essence of Igbo history, folklore, and social values. Artists within this genre, such as Dr Sir Warrior and Chief Dr. Emeka Morocco Maduka, utilize traditional instruments like the Ogene (metal gong), Udu (pottery drum), and Oja (flute) to produce their distinctive sound. Igbo traditional music is not just for entertainment; it plays a crucial role in rites of passage, festivals, and important communal gatherings, serving as a powerful medium for education and cultural preservation. The genre's vitality and resonant messages have allowed it to endure and adapt, continuously captivating audiences both within and beyond the Igbo communities.

Mpiawa Azu

Chief Dr. Emeka Morocco Maduka

Single - Released September 30, 2025