Nigerian music star Adekunle Gold has joined the production team for the forthcoming documentary The Odyssey, a groundbreaking project tracing a 100-year timeline of Yoruba music.
Gold will serve as a co-producer alongside Bobo Omotayo and Tosin Ashafa under White House Productions.
The Odyssey aims to explore the rich cultural significance of Yoruba music and its evolution, highlighting its influence on the global Afrobeats phenomenon.
The documentary will delve into the genre’s roots, traditions, and its enduring impact on modern music and culture.
The project will be directed by celebrated filmmaker Abba T. Makafa, who is renowned for his storytelling and compelling visual style.
Adekunle Gold’s involvement marks another milestone in his career as he continues to expand his influence beyond music into storytelling and cultural preservation.
Fans and cultural enthusiasts alike eagerly await The Odyssey, which promises to be a heartfelt tribute to Yoruba heritage and its contribution to global music.
No release date has been announced yet.
