“Ada Ure” by Kabaka and his Oriental Brothers band featuring Dr. Sir Foreigner is a captivating bongo song that pays tribute to the beauty and allure of Owerri daughters and, by extension, Igbo women as a whole. This track, part of the remarkable album “Abialam” by Kabaka, continues the musical journey that revisits the iconic sound of the Oriental Brothers.

The song’s title, “Ada Ure,” translates to “Beautiful Daughter” or “Fine Girl,” and it celebrates the elegance, charm, and cultural significance of Igbo women. Through vibrant rhythms and soulful melodies, Kabaka and Dr. Sir Foreigner deliver a heartfelt homage to these remarkable women.

“Abialam” as an album serves as a nostalgic revival of the classic highlife sound that the Oriental Brothers International Band was known for. In “Ada Ure,” listeners are treated to a fusion of traditional bongo beats and modern musical elements, creating a vibrant and danceable tune that is not only melodious but also culturally enriching.

Kabaka’s return to the music scene with this album has reignited the spirit of highlife music, and “Ada Ure” is a standout track that radiates with admiration for the beauty and grace of Igbo women. It’s a song that captures the essence of both the past and the present, making it a must-listen for lovers of classic and contemporary African music alike.

Play Kabaka Ada Ure audio mp3.