Phyno has just released the official music video for the hit folk song, “Obiagu”.

This song is housed in his recently released sophomore album titled, “Playmaker”.

 
The Igbo traditionally rely heavily on percussion instruments such as the drum and the gong, which are popular because of their innate ability to provide a diverse array of tempo, sound, and pitch.


Phyno rides on this for this greatly loved joint, especially among the folks from the east.

The street-themed video was shot and directed by Unlimited L.A. at a location in the heart of Enugu.

Watch the video below, enjoy and share your thoughts on it with us in the comment section.

 
 

http://anstalk.com/download-phyno-obiagu-video/

Anstalk:
Phyno has just released the official music video for the hit folk song, “Obiagu”.

This song is housed in his recently released sophomore album titled, “Playmaker”.

 
The Igbo traditionally rely heavily on percussion instruments such as the drum and the gong, which are popular because of their innate ability to provide a diverse array of tempo, sound, and pitch.


Phyno rides on this for this greatly loved joint, especially among the folks from the east.

The street-themed video was shot and directed by Unlimited L.A. at a location in the heart of Enugu.

Watch the video below, enjoy and share your thoughts on it with us in the comment section.

 
 

http://anstalk.com/download-phyno-obiagu-video/
 

Abeg there is this phyno's song I've been combing the internet for.

It doesn't seem to be on youtube as audios or even video.

I don't even know the title but some part of the song goes like...

'onye si na ona e be akwa, e tinye ya ayabas n'anya, that girl iji e pose okwa ima n'obu onye afia'