- Nigerian singer Kcee added spice to Nigeria’s entertainment export, blending two cultural influences from his tribe (Igbo) and South Africa
- With the release of yet another blistering and exciting Afro-highlife song titled Ojapiano, the lovely track left many in awe
- Featuring in the infectious jam is an indigenous flautist who consciously added to the melody using his Oja
Ojazzy Igbonile, an indigenous flautist, who purposefully added melody to Nigerian artist KCee’s recently released, outstanding new track, Ojapiano, has sparked responses online.
Meanwhile, reacting to the song’s success since its release, Nigerian socialite and CEO of Five Star Music, E-Money, noted his delight in his brother, Kcee, for making tremendous moves with the new tune.
He said: “I am proud of you, my legendary brother, @iam_kcee. Over 300,000 people listened to Ojapiano, liked it, took their time to make a video using the sound on TikTok, and posted it! No song in Naija has ever done that number in three days, even in Africa. Thank you, guys, for the immense love God did. Na God Dey run am….”
KCee’s music, which combines traditional Igbo tribal roots with the viral South African Amapiano melody, has gone viral on social media.
Along with Kcee, Ojapiano showcases a young talent, Ojazzy, who played the Igbo people’s traditional flute, known as Oja.
It was produced by Jay Synths.
In a viral video, Ojazzy is seen playing the flute while vibing with KCee in the studio.
See Video Below;
Nigerians gush over the Oja (flute) player, Ojazzy Igbonile, in Kcee’s hit
Reacting to the post;
valchie_kings_113: “To me na this boy get sound wey kcee thief no cap…..tell me wetin kcee sing if not for the sound and oja people are vibing to they better pay him good royalties.”
prizzy_official22: “Hope say them pay em royalties because na that em oja kill the song.”
sniperarchitect: “Boy finished that sound.”
whitemoney544: “Yeah that’s the best for us we are tired of south America beat we need our own country beat more life for you boss ojapiano for life .”
chriz_benny: “This turn dey catch cold.It brings every effect of Igboness in me.Thanks for this turn brother.”
Essie wrote: Omo, I’m proud to be an Igbo 🥰can I get likes from the Igbos 😏
Eagle_Son wrote: Create more sound with this.. SA has many sound under amapiano.. so we need more sound under our Ojapiano.. Igbo AMAKA 🦅❤️
BILLION ZEUS wrote: This sound no go chop our data finish ijn .
FRANK MARLE wrote: Sharp
