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Celebrating Culture: Bolaji Alonge's Captivating Photography Featured in New Fela Kuti Vinyl Release

Renowned Nigerian photographer Bolaji Alonge showcases his work in the newly released vinyl of Fela Kuti's iconic song 'Zombie', highlighting the rich tapestry of Lagos culture. Alonge's photography project, 'Eyes of a Lagos Boy', continues to document the essence of Nigerian life through his lens.

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Thu, 8 Oct 2026• 2 min read
Celebrating Culture: Bolaji Alonge's Captivating Photography Featured in New Fela Kuti Vinyl Release
Celebrating Culture: Bolaji Alonge's Captivating Photography Featured in New Fela Kuti Vinyl Release — The Abuja Times Newsroom

Nigerian photographer Bolaji Alonge is gaining recognition for his vibrant portrayal of Lagos culture, with his work featured in the latest vinyl release of Fela Kuti's legendary track 'Zombie'. This collaboration not only pays homage to one of Nigeria's most influential musicians but also elevates Alonge's ongoing project, 'Eyes of a Lagos Boy', which captures the heartbeat of Lagos and its diverse narratives.

Alonge's photography is deeply rooted in the everyday experiences of Lagosians, offering a window into the city's bustling streets, colorful markets, and dynamic communities. His ability to blend art and social commentary resonates with the spirit of Fela Kuti, who used his music as a platform to address societal issues and celebrate Nigerian identity.

In a statement, Alonge expressed his excitement about the collaboration, stating, "It is an honor to have my work featured in a project that celebrates Fela's legacy. His music has always inspired me, and I hope my photographs can convey the same emotions and stories that his songs do." This sentiment reflects a shared understanding among artists of the critical role culture plays in shaping national identity.

The release of the vinyl not only revives interest in Fela Kuti's music but also highlights the importance of contemporary artists like Alonge in keeping the cultural dialogue alive. As Nigeria continues to evolve, the intersection of music, art, and photography serves as a powerful reminder of the country's rich heritage and the stories that shape its future.

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