Black Man Akeeb Kareem is a man with a spectacular talent and the golden voice of Nigerian indigenous music in the late 60s, 70s and through the 80s.  Having series and waves of Hit songs like “Ameboism” “Ololufe” ” Iya” “Africans Awake” “Call Me Black Man” and many more released by the giant record company of those era, EMI. He travelled far and wide with his unique voice and style of music, representing Nigeria at the World Youth & Students’ Festival of Arts and Culture in Cuba 1978 after which he released another Hit track titled “Abode Cuba”.  Akeeb Kareem is also popularly known as the ‘Hunter’s Beat King’ for projecting the continent of Africa through his deeply rooted cultural medium as a man from a prominent and one of the strongest cultures of Africa, the Yoruba culture.   
 
Oranmiyan Ajagundade, an artist born of same cultural background decades after him grew up as a talented youth, with immense admiration for Black man Akeeb Kareem's music along side other Legends like Pa Fatai Rolling Dollars, Dr. Orlando Owoh, Afrobeat Legends Fela Kuti and Tony Allen, Pa Aruna Ishola,  Sir Sunny Okosun,  some of whom he’s been privileged to meet and work with through the years on stage and in studios.  This particular song from Black man Akeeb Kareem's major hits is Oranmiyan Ajagundade's all time favorite song. He dreamed as a youth that someday he will live up to the musical success of Black Man Akeeb Kareem. Three decades later, Oranmiyan Ajagundade's youthful dream became a reality in Lagos Nigeria in the year 2016, performing alongside Black man Akeeb Kareem at one of the biggest live music event in Lagos and also gained the privilege to produce a studio remix of his all time favorite tune “KEKERE JOJOLO”, a song dedicated to childhood and parenthood, set to be released on the 09-09-2017. !!!Staytuned!!!

@2017 Alkebulan Arts Inc.

KEKERE JOJOLO REMIX

A heavily groovy Afrobeat track written by Oranmiyan for queen Mother of Afrobeat SANDRA IZSADORE and performed by both of them in this special version of the Song.
It addresses the question of cultural identity of african people.

Born you again

ORI OLOGBO, a strong Yoruba adage used to describe a critical situation on any level.
Oranmiyan depicted the situation of his home country, Nigeria in this politically motivated musical context to address the suffering and poverty plaguing the nation while the political leaders oppress and lavish the nation’s wealth within their limited group at the expense of the masses.

ORI OLOGBO, a complex traditional musical rendezvous delivered with hard core influence of jazz and Rock feel serves as a foundation for dynamic vocal harmonies and chants.

Written, Produced and arranged by Oranmiyan Ajagundade, is this powerful masterpiece coming off his next Album AUTODIDACT set for release later in the year.

ORI OLOGBO

ORANMIYAN - ORI OLOGBO

A traditional Ethno-Jazz-fusion track referencing the issue of identity preservation, cultural appropriation, self esteem and appearance confidence.
Written and Produced by: Oranmiyan Ajagundade

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