Bro. Ifeanyi Ibeabuchi keeps the old Igbo gospel sound alive as he unlocks his indigenous highlife project “Mme-Mme, Vol. 2” for listeners everywhere today.
The body of work leans on faith, everyday struggles and human behaviour. But it never chases modern gospel production trends. Instead, the arrangements stay rooted in traditional highlife culture.
The title track “Mme-Mme” stretches to thirteen minutes and forty-four seconds. Such length gives the message room to breathe. “Menu M,” “Eluwa” and “Atughariwala” follow with the same indigenous expression.
One cut many ears already know is “When Money Dey.” The song weighs how money shapes relationships. Also, it tracks how attitudes shift once finances improve. That one remains a familiar entry in his catalogue.
This project suits a quiet evening when you want substance over speed. So queue it, sit with it and hear what he is saying. Which track holds you longest? Drop your pick in the comments below.
