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Ogundare Foyanmu, an Ijala music artist driven by a fanatical idealism for a beautiful society. His music, in his own words, was a “weapon” through which he sought to dismantle all cultures of hypocrisy, dishonesty and all forms of oppressive domination. released a track titled Itaniji made specifically for the lovers of cultural songs.
Ogundare Foyanmu, an Ijala music artist driven by a fanatical idealism for a beautiful society.
His music, in his own words, was a “weapon” through which he sought to dismantle all cultures of hypocrisy, dishonesty and all forms of oppressive domination. released a track titled Itaniji made specifically for the lovers of cultural songs.
Ijala music is traditional hunter music. This music is meant to arouse the hunter in you to get up and get things done .
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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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