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Made Kuti Advocates For Peace In New Afrobeat Song, ‘No More Wars’ (Listen)

Oluwamayowa Adeyinka by Oluwamayowa Adeyinka
August 7, 2022
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Made Kuti Advocates For Peace In New Afrobeat Song, ‘No More Wars’ (Listen)

Made Kuti

Grammy-nominated Afrobeat musician, Made Kuti, promotes peace with his brand-new stunning single, entitled ‘No More Wars.’

Made, the son of legendary Femi Kuti and grandson of iconic Fela Kuti, released ‘No More Wars’ from his upcoming studio album. For the new song, Made teamed up with GMK and Sodi Marciszewer, the brilliance who recorded, mixed, and produced Fela’s last six albums for a solid production.

Made described his new single, ‘No More Wars,’ as a song that promotes positive reactions towards life. “It’s about experiences I’ve had that taught me to reflect intentionally before I react. The lyrics are inspired by my father’s consistency in following his path despite dealing with an overwhelming amount of harsh, untrue, and deliberately cruel people inside and outside of his circle,” he said.

‘No More Wars’ is Made’s first offering since completing his tour in the United States with his father, Femi Kuti, and the Positive Force band.

Listen to ‘No More Wars’ below.

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