Step back into the golden era of Nigerian music with “Best Nigerian Old Highlife Mix,” a carefully curated 1-hour nostalgic mixtape arranged and blended by Nigerian DJ duo and producers DJ Ozone (Turn Up). The mix brings together timeless sounds from some of the country’s most influential Highlife and Jùjú music legends.
The selection celebrates the rich musical heritage of artists including Cardinal Rex Lawson, whose expressive songwriting and distinctive trumpet arrangements helped shape the Highlife sound of the 1960s. Dr. Victor Olaiya, famously known as the “Evil Genius of Highlife,” also features prominently through his influential horn-led compositions and big-band style.
Adding another layer to the collection is Sir Victor Uwaifo, the multi-instrumentalist behind the legendary “Joromi” sound, while King Sunny Ade represents the evolution of Nigerian Jùjú music with his intricate guitar work, talking drums, and globally recognised sound.
DJ Ozone (Turn Up) keeps the mix flowing across these different eras, creating a nostalgic listening experience for longtime lovers of Nigerian classics while introducing younger audiences to important chapters of the country’s musical history.
Press play on DJ Ozone (Turn Up)’s “Best Nigerian Old Highlife Mix” and revisit some of the timeless sounds that helped shape Nigerian music.
Featured Tracklist:
00:00 Yellow Sisi – Cardinal Rex Jim Lawson
03:09 So Ala Temen – Cardinal Rex Jim Lawson
06:01 Trumpet Highlife – Dr Victor Olaiya
11:03 E Ma S’eka – Bola Johnson & His Easy Life Top Beats
14:02 Enwegh Mmanu – Peacocks Guitar Band International
17:10 Kofi Nkrabea – Nana Kwame Ampadu
21:03 She Go Run Away – Fatai Rolling Dollar
25:53 Ama Di – Celestine Ukwu & His Philosophers National
30:29 Okina – Rex Lawson
33:23 Guitar Boy – Sir Victor Uwaifo
39:00 Love Adure – Sunny Bobo
43:54 Sawale – Cardinal Rex Jim Lawson
46:48 Joromi – Sir Victor Uwaifo
53:00 Invitation Highlife – Dr Victor Olaiya
56:16 Eddie Quansa – Peacocks Guitar Band International
60:37 Ibi Na Bo – Cardinal Rex Jim Lawson
63:36 Appreciation – King Sunny Ade