William Onyeabor
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William Onyeabor (26 March 1946 – 16 January 2017) was a Nigerian musician and businessman.
Onyeabor's songs are often heavily rhythmic and synthesized, occasionally epic in scope, with lyrics decrying war and sung by both Onyeabor himself and female backing vocalists. His biggest hit is "Better Change Your Mind" (1978), which appeared on several compilation albums in the 2000s.
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Discography
- Crashes in Love (1977)
- Atomic Bomb (1978)
- Crashes in Love – Volume 2 (1979)
- Tomorrow (1979)
- Body & Soul (1980)
- Great Lover (1981)
- Hypertension (1982)
- Good Name (1983)
- Anything You Sow (1985)
- Who is William Onyeabor? (2013, verzamelalbum)
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