Derda Promotions powers return of Kabaka and Oriental Brothers

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An entertainment management company, Derda Promotions, is set to give a boost to the career of a veteran highlife musician, Godwin Opara, aka Kabaka.

Speaking at a media parley during the week, the Chief Operating Officer of Derda Promotions, Anyanwu Ammarachi, stated that the company was working with the highlife singer to release his new album titled, ‘Abialam ’.

The 77-year-old Kabaka noted that the new song aimed to ‘restore’ the highlife genre, and transcend the controversies that ensued from the Oriental Brothers’ decision to go solo, as well as the demise of some of its members. He said, “It is so good returning after leaving the scene.” She added, “A project of this scale is a team effort. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Kabaka for entrusting us with the privilege of unveiling ‘Abialam’ to the world. We also extend our thanks to the Phiz team for their involvement in bringing the album to life. We invite music lovers, critics, and fans alike to join us in celebrating the musical genius of Kabaka and His Oriental Brothers.

The multi-instrumentalist also noted that he had a cordial relationship with surviving members of the band. He said, “I maintain professional respect towards Dansatch and Aquila. It is essential to highlight the collaborative nature of the Oriental Brothers. I prioritise unity and collaboration for the greater good of the music.”

 

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