Tradition

In 2009, the Nigerian singer 9ice released his third studio album titled "Tradition". The album, which was released under the record label Alapomeji Records, featured collaborations with various artists such as Asa, Duncan Mighty, and 2face Idibia.

"Tradition" showcased 9ice's unique blend of traditional Yoruba music and contemporary Afro-pop. The album was well-received by fans and critics alike, and it spawned several hit singles including "Gongo Aso", "Pete Pete", and "Iya Alariya".

One of the standout tracks on the album was "Gongo Aso", which became a massive hit and won several awards, including the Best Vocal Performance (Male) at the 2009 edition of the Hip Hop World Awards (now known as The Headies). The song was also used as a campaign anthem by the then-Governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Fashola.

Another popular track from the album was "Pete Pete", which featured the talented singer 9ice showcasing his vocal range and ability to infuse traditional Yoruba music into a contemporary sound.

Overall, "Tradition" was a successful album for 9ice and cemented his status as one of the leading voices in Nigerian music. The album showcased his ability to create music that was both culturally rich and commercially appealing, and it remains a classic in the Nigerian music scene today.