Review by Adrian Anghel

The Ozoro Moonshine Band's latest album, Akpo Obi Gholie, is a mesmerizing collection of African rhythms and soulful melodies. From the opening track, "Oghene Migwo," to the closing number, "Oghene Doh," the album takes listeners on a journey through the band's musical influences and cultural heritage.

The band's signature sound is a blend of traditional African rhythms, modern instrumentation, and heartfelt lyrics that speak to the human experience. The songs on Akpo Obi Gholie are no exception, with tracks like "Eruemukowho," "Oyovwe," and "Ejegbe" showcasing the band's versatility and musical prowess.

What sets the Ozoro Moonshine Band apart is their ability to infuse their music with a sense of joy and celebration. Even on tracks like "Eruemukowho," which deals with the struggles of life, there is a sense of hope and resilience that shines through.

Summary by Adrian Anghel

Akpo Obi Gholie is a must-listen for anyone who loves African music, or just great music in general. The Ozoro Moonshine Band has crafted an album that is both timeless and contemporary, and will undoubtedly be enjoyed for years to come.