OLD SCHOOL: Fela Anikulapo Kuti – Zombie (1977)OLD SCHOOL: Fela Anikulapo Kuti – Zombie (1977)

Fela Anikulapo Kuti – Zombie (1977). The Father of Afrobeat.

Nigerian activist, songwriter and singer Fela Anikulapo Kuti just released his old-school hit track aptly called, Zombie.

The impressive song Zombie was released in 1977 during the military regime in Nigeria. He used this song to criticise Nigerian politicians on how they treat their citizens.

Fela uses an afrobeat style to call and respond to likening blind Nigerian soldiers to zombies. After he released this critical song, the government agitated which led to the destruction of Fela’s Kalakuta.

The song remains the anthem of resistance showing the true activism in Fela. During his lifetime, he continues to inspire movements for justice and equality.

He released numerous controversial songs which he used to send messages to the government. He pioneered Afrobeat in Nigeria. Currently, Burna Boy is regarded as an African giant in Afrobeat. Fela’s legacy continues to shape the Nigerian political landscape.

Furthermore, music is a universal language that resonates with everyone. Our platform brings the latest music from around the world. We deliver foreign mixtapes, Naija hits, trending East African songs, Highlife classics, Gospel music, African cultural songs, and the latest entertainment news.
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By Paschal Tracey

Paschal Tracey is a passionate blogger and MBA graduate in Human Resources from Mewar University, India. Presently residing in India, Paschal specializes in creating engaging content and exploring topics in SEO, music, and entertainment.

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