Hail My King (Ft. Frank Edwards, Eben, Kenny K'ore)

Pour Your Love - Obiora Obiwon

The release of new single “Floodgates (The New Overflow)” gives a foretaste of the 10th anniversary projects, which will include an anniversary album aptly entitled “Floodgates: The Beginning Of The New Overflow”. On the full album scheduled for a November release, Obiwon further mines his musical romance with long-time production collaborator Phat-E, credited for past Obiwon hits including “Hail My King”, “Obi Mu O” and the bulk of work on his last two albums. On the new single, Obiwon and Phat-E experiment with a mix of both conventional and unconventional sounds, as well as lyrics rife with symbolism.

Floodgates (The New Overflow)

Follow You (feat.Nutty Josh)

Good To Me

 A Praise, A Prayer OF Faith And A Cry For Divine Intervention. From Obiora Obiwon's Forthcoming 10th Career Anniversary Album entitled "Floodgates: The Beginning Of The New Overflow"

God Of Wonders

No matter the situation... #Bunibe! The way to victory!

Bunibe

Mercy/Glory

Mercy

Alternative... Heartful... Worship... Praise... Prayer

Glory

Afropop and Urban Highlife: Indigenous African music meets Pop meets R'n'B meets Rock

Tulu Ugo (feat. Mayoress Debby of the New Mantle)

Jubilee (feat. Nathaniel Bassey)

Oh Jesus

The Coming/Let Your Fire Fall

A Billion Halleluyah -  An elaborate praise worship anthem. "Can you hear the angels singing Halleluyah?"

A Billion Halleluyah (single)

A Billion Halleluyah

F.a.t.h.e.r 2.0

Lagos, Nigeria. Tulu Ugo is an expression of high praise. The closest English translation to the root meaning of this phrase is "clothe yourself with glory". The video captures Nigerians of diverse backgrounds giving a dance praise right in the middle of everyday life, as music minister Obiora Obiwon delivers a rhythmic flow over a genre melting beat produced by Phat E.

Tulu Ugo

Tulu Ugo (remastered)

Send Us Revival Greatly and Exceedingly. Surge in our time. Surge in our lives!

Surge

Surge (feat. Glowreeyah Braimah)

Obiora Obiwon’s professional music career journey started 10 years ago in 2005 with the release of his first EP (short form album) entitled “Get ‘Em Up”. The EP’s lead single with the same title was remarkable for pioneering the use of 3-Dimensional Animation in Nigerian music videos. 

His transition from the secular Pop/R’n’B genre in 2008 was initially received with mixed reactions but has slowly gained acceptance in recent times. The R'n’B-Singer-Turned-Urban-Gospel-Minister received his first gospel music honours at the 2013 National Gospel Awards and has gone ahead to receive multiple honours at notable gospel music industry platforms. Between 2014 and early 2015 alone, Obiwon clinched 7 gospel music industry awards for the stellar work on his 2013 album, Gold Water. 

Prior to this, Obiora Obiwon’s previous work was also recognized and awarded at major Nigerian music industry award platforms, The Nigeria Music Awards and The Headies (HipHop World Awards). The impact and influence of both his faith-based and preceding work continue to grow both locally and internationally. 

The release of new single “Floodgates (The New Overflow)” on his birthday JUne 9, 2015 gives a foretaste of the 10th anniversary projects, which will include an anniversary album entitled “Floodgates: The Beginning Of The New Overflow”. On the full album scheduled for a November release, Obiwon further mines his musical romance with long-time production collaborator Phat-E, credited for past Obiwon hits including “Hail My King”, “Obi Mu O” and the bulk of work on his last two albums. On the new single, Obiwon and Phat-E experiment with a mix of both conventional and unconventional sounds, as well as lyrics rife with symbolism. 

The months ahead will see the artiste announcing the entire project plan for the commemoration of the anniversary.

Popular tracks by Obiora Obiwon