Obiora Obiwon releases new single

Using the now almost customary “inspired remix” mode, Obi refocuses attention on The Rebirth with a high energy version of the praise/worship theme F.a.t.h.e.r, the second single of the album. My Father (F.a.t.h.e.r Part II) is much more than a remix, hence the ascription “part II”. Riding on an infectious groove, part II packs double […]

Using the now almost customary “inspired remix” mode, Obi refocuses attention on The Rebirth with a high energy version of the praise/worship theme F.a.t.h.e.r, the second single of the album. My Father (F.a.t.h.e.r Part II) is much more than a remix, hence the ascription “part II”. Riding on an infectious groove, part II packs double the heat of the first, successful meshing of a pop/HipHop style into cultural rhythm and lingo.

On the b-side single, Obiora draws inspiration flowing from the recently concluded World Cup in South Africa for an unusual sound from him in the brand new One Voice. One Voice is an ode to the African continent and people and uses scenery from geographical landmarks to announce its beauty, strength and stance.

One Voice is already confirmed as a feature on two international compilations which will introduce Obiwon to a worldwide audience. The first is an Africa-themed project entitled “The Best of African Music: One World, One Love Edition”, via worldwide distributor Universoul Vibes and also featuring international acts Akon and Nas. The second entitled “Seat 1-A” The International Musical Experience” is a product of U.S-based Bereolaesque movement. Both projects are billed for international release in 2010.

Both songs will later hit stores via a disc set entitled T.R2 (The Rebirth Relived). T.R2 will feature remixes, new songs, fresh collaborations and new videos.