Obiwon (@ObioraObiwon) currently
tidies “T.R2012”, the sequel to his
sophomore title 'The Rebirth' (the first solo album was 'Overture'). On
this album, Obiwon boldly reiterates the convictions, confessions and shares
more experiences of 'The Rebirth'.
Musically, the album successfully experiments eclectically with electronic
music, cultural Nigerian rhythms and HipHop styles over his characteristically
expressive vocals.
Urban gospel artiste, Obiora Obiwon (@obioraobiwon) officially releases an 11-minute
video which features an interpretation of gospel classics in a live
performance. Obiwon also performs already released singles from his
forthcoming third album, T.R2012
In 2009/2010, a particular ballad and its HipHop remix, rendered partly in the Igbo language, inundated Nigerian wedding ceremonies and resonated across radio in Ghana and Kenya. The song Obi Mu O grew out of The Rebirthalbum to further establish Obiora Obiwon as a force to reckon with in popular/urban Nigerian music.
Debuting in 2006 with Overture, Obiwon gained instant critical acclaim and some measure of commercial success with hits such as the emotive ballad Onyinye and Streetz of Lagos. The awards followed in 2007 at the illustrious HipHop World Awards and Nigerian Music Awards for vocal performance, amidst various nominations for songwriting, vocals and choreography.
In 2008 Obiwon made several references to a deep spiritual experience and new focus on contemporary gospel themes while starting off work on a much anticipated sophomore, The Rebirth. The well accepted album showcased Obiora's faith journey and served as his introduction to the urban gospel audience. With the release of new singles F.a.t.h.e.r Part IIand Great Again(an ode to Nigeria), Obiora Obiwon prepares to capture an even deeper experience on a sequel project entitled T.R2011.
Great Again is a celebration of the collective hope currently sweeping through the Nigerian nation towards the general election.
Look out for the video of his single of the T.R2011 album in the next few weeks.
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