Afro-fusion / Folk • ilorin Nigeria • 4 weeks
Pre-production
1 week
Production
2 weeks
Post-production
1 week
Published
Launch on YouTube and streaming platforms
This project is a visual album that celebrates the rich cultural heritage of Ilorin, Nigeria, through a fusion of traditional Yoruba music and contemporary Afro-fusion beats. The creative vision is to take viewers on a journey through Ilorin's most iconic locations—from the ancient Sobi Hill to the bustling Oja Oba market—each song and scene highlighting a different aspect of the city's soul. The project aims to bridge generations by collaborating with local traditional musicians and emerging artists, creating a sound that is both rooted and refreshingly modern. What makes this unique is its hyper-local focus combined with global appeal. By filming at landmarks like the Ilorin Emir's Palace and the University of Ilorin, we showcase the city's beauty and history while pushing creative boundaries. The visual album will be released on YouTube and streaming platforms, with behind-the-scenes content for social media. This project not only serves as a portfolio piece for all involved but also as a love letter to Ilorin, potentially attracting tourism and cultural interest.
This project is a visual album that celebrates the rich cultural heritage of Ilorin, Nigeria, through a fusion of traditional Yoruba music and contemporary Afro-fusion beats. The creative vision is to take viewers on a journey through Ilorin's most iconic locations—from the ancient Sobi Hill to the bustling Oja Oba market—each song and scene highlighting a different aspect of the city's soul. The project aims to bridge generations by collaborating with local traditional musicians and emerging artists, creating a sound that is both rooted and refreshingly modern. What makes this unique is its hyper-local focus combined with global appeal. By filming at landmarks like the Ilorin Emir's Palace and the University of Ilorin, we showcase the city's beauty and history while pushing creative boundaries. The visual album will be released on YouTube and streaming platforms, with behind-the-scenes content for social media. This project not only serves as a portfolio piece for all involved but also as a love letter to Ilorin, potentially attracting tourism and cultural interest.
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