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Kayode Fashola was a popular Nigerian juju musician who rocked the Nigerian music scene in the 1970s. Resembling highlife music in many ways, juju could be described as a more traditionally African genre of music dominant among Yoruba people of southwestern Nigeria.
Kayode Fashola was a popular Nigerian juju musician who rocked the Nigerian music scene in the 1970s.
Resembling highlife music in many ways, juju could be described as a more traditionally African genre of music dominant among Yoruba people of southwestern Nigeria.
Kayode Fashola led a juju band called the Music Makers which gained a wide ground by playing a much more down-home sound.
Come move your body and rock to this juju sound that sends delightful shivers right down your spine
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The shekere is an ancient traditional percussion instrument of West Africa. Popular from Senegal to Nigeria, they are a central feature of traditional Ewe music. In Ghana and Togo they are called “axatse”, in Mali and Guinea as “djabara”.
The calabash is a dried gourd which is hollowed, cleaned and threaded with small shells. They produce crisp or sandy effects to depending on how they’re played.
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