Kabusa Oriental Choir unleash a vibrant, summery track, “Cannabi.” The Nigerian collective proffer a fun-loving, easy-breezy record that has Caribbean flair and blends various genres of music, such as Afrobeat and Pop. The choir’s harmony compounded with the bouncy instrumentation make the record vibey, energetic, and heartwarming.
“Cannabi” is a song that is meant to evoke relaxing imagery like being at a tropical paradise. The song is meant to be a feel-good, stress-reliving anthem. “I remember waking up on a Thursday morning with a to-do-list that covered two full pages, stressed out even before the day started and wishing to myself – ‘I wish I can just be sentenced to nothing, just nothing, no stress,’” Austin Nwamara, songwriter of “Cannabi,” on the inspiration behind the jam.
The music video brings the dynamic track to life. The visual depicts the Kabusa Oriental Choir in various scenes dancing and enjoying life in paradisiacal and luxurious settings. The video also has a faith-based cutscene.
The song was originally titled “Can I Be,” but was changed to “Cannabi” to match the song’s infectiously unique, upbeat energy. “Cannabi,” produced by renowned producer David Acekeyz, is perfect for uplifting listeners’ spirits. Press play and find bliss today.
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