Rising Afrobeats star GEE OD showcases indigenous Igbo music on ‘Iyoo Piano’

Emerging from the bustling commercial city of Onitsha, the vibrant music scene embraces rich indigenous Igbo music in offering a different variant of Afrobeats.

One of the artists leading this charge is GEE OD, who is taking from Igbo indigenous music and blending it with era-dominating Amapiano export for a refreshing sound.

Having been influenced by the works of several indigenous Igbo artists and contemporary Afrobeats stars, GEE OD showcases these inter-generational influences on his new single ‘Iyoo Piano’. 

‘Iyoo Piano’ is heavily influenced by the current "Easternized" iteration of the Amapiano sound led by South Eastern stars KCEE and KolaBoy whose blend of the Oja flute and Amapiano has delivered captivating ‘Ojapiano’ music.

It’s through this exploration of rich Indigenous Igbo music that GEE OD the familiar yet refreshing track ‘Iyoo Piano’.

The song’s catchy melody and vibrant rhythm are complemented by cheerful lyrics that convey his GEE OD's desire to enjoy the finest things in life while encouraging listeners to do the same.

As an artist who embodies the spirit and culture of the South East, GEE OD is poised to become a significant figure shining the touch of the sub-genre from his catchment into the greater Afrobeats scene.

His latest single not only highlights his talent but also his commitment to pushing the boundaries of music and delivering high-quality, relatable content to his fans.