Kabusa Oriental Choir Sets the Tone for Festive Season With “Detty December Trailer”

Kabusa Oriental Choir returns with a vibrant new release titled “Detty December Trailer,” a joyful and cinematic anthem capturing the essence of Nigeria’s most anticipated festive season. “Detty December,” widely known as Nigeria’s high-energy end-of-year celebration period, serves as the inspiration behind the track. The song embraces the spirit of the season—fun, freedom, music, and […] The post Kabusa Oriental Choir Sets the Tone for Festive Season With “Detty December Trailer” appeared first on Ghana Plug.

Kabusa Oriental Choir Sets the Tone for Festive Season With “Detty December Trailer”

Kabusa Oriental Choir returns with a vibrant new release titled “Detty December Trailer,” a joyful and cinematic anthem capturing the essence of Nigeria’s most anticipated festive season.

“Detty December,” widely known as Nigeria’s high-energy end-of-year celebration period, serves as the inspiration behind the track. The song embraces the spirit of the season—fun, freedom, music, and indulgence—delivering what the choir describes as the perfect soundtrack for celebration and release.

Known for their distinctive choral fusion style, Kabusa Oriental Choir continues to push boundaries with a sound often described as hypnotic, refreshing, and deeply rooted in African vocal tradition. Since their breakout in 2019 with a viral choral mashup of “Yeba” and “Baba,” the group has evolved far beyond cover arrangements into a globally recognized collective with mainstream collaborations and international reach.

Over the years, the choir has contributed to notable projects including DJ Snake’s “Nomad,” ANOTR’s “Falling Feels Like Flying,” and Tobias Rahim’s “Regntid,” further cementing their reputation as one of Africa’s most unique vocal ensembles. Their music is shaped by influences ranging from African village choirs and classical liturgical arrangements to Gregorian chants and ethnic sound traditions.

Kabusa Oriental Choir has also built a strong digital presence, with viral success such as their rendition of “Tshwala Bam“, “Soso,” which surpassed 50 million Spotify streams, as well as “Soweto,” which attracted attention from global audiences and artists including Swae Lee.

Their cultural impact has also been recognized by major media platforms, including an interview with BBC Africa and BBC Pidgin on Valentine’s Day 2026, highlighting their growing international profile.

With “Detty December Trailer,” the choir delivers a festive, uplifting anthem that embodies the excitement, chaos, and joy of the holiday season in Nigeria—bringing together tradition, innovation, and celebration in one powerful choral experience.

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