Nigerian music sound effects

53 free sounds: owambe grooves, the bride's chant, durbar and kakaki, udu, talking drum, praise.

• Lagos Bop (afro groove), 31s loop
• Nigerian church praise, 95s loop
• Igbo praise and worship, 70s loop
• Hausa celebration song, 75s loop
• Ẹkún Ìyàwó (bride's chant), 80s
• Bàtá drums, 120 bpm, 60s loop
• Talking drum hit 1, 5.7s
• Talking drum hit 2, 5.7s
• Talking drum hit 3, 5.7s
• Talking drum hit 4, 2.5s
• Crowd cheer and applause, 6.2s
• Kakaki royal trumpet, 58.7s
• Igbo war song (Enyimba), 21.6s
• Egwu Igbo (Igbo song), 42.6s
• Egwu Nwa (child's song), 36.5s
• Igbo mother appreciation song, 20.5s
• Egwu Abịịdị (alphabet song), 25.3s
• Yoruba cultural dance drums, 45s loop
• Hausa-Fulani cultural dance, 45s loop
• Igbo cultural dance, 9.8s
• Gbagyi music, 13.6s loop
• Funeral rite dance, 14.6s loop
• Durbar festival music, 26.9s
• Emir's turbaning music, 20.9s
• Emir's turbaning music 2, 21.9s
• Hausa traditional drummer, 3.4s
• Durbar horse rider and drums, 3s
• The voice of the kakaki, 89s
• Hausa welcome trumpet, 22.7s
• Igbo traditional horn (opi), 22.4s
• Northern Nigerian instrumental, 60s
• Ogene (Igbo metal gong), 29.9s loop
• Udu (clay pot drum), 4.8s
• Udu groove, 29.1s
• Agogo bell pattern, 12.1s
• Shekere, 12s
• Live band at an Igbo traditional wedding, 12.8s
• Traditional sounds, Nsukka, 60s
• Youths gyrating, Enugu, 60s
• Hausa praise and worship, 60s
• Ibibio praise and worship, 60s
• Nigeria, We Hail Thee (national anthem), 88s
• Nollywood thriller: tension and evil laugh, 60s
• Nollywood thriller: danger zone, 60s
• Nollywood thriller: haunted drone, 60s
• Udu: low strike, 0.6s
• Udu: medium hit, 0.2s
• Udu: high hit, 0.3s
• Udu: pong pop, 1.1s
• Udu: open and close, 0.3s
• Udu one-bar loop, 2.7s loop
• Large Yoruba shekere, 30.3s
• Shekere strike, 0.7s