
Emmanuel Ezeji
Ezeji Emmanuel Chinaemerem is a music producer and music technologist at Ichoku Academy, dedicated to preserving Igbo musical heritage through creative production and technology.
A multi-instrumentalist, he performs primarily on the Ngedelegwu (Xylophone) and oversees the production of the academy’s musical archives as well as the construction of endangered Indigenous musical instruments like Ubo-Akwara (strings) and Uboaka (Igbo lamellophone). He has featured prominently in Ichoku Academy productions like Uwa Mgbede (Awka), Ifeadigo (Igwe’s Palace, Nnewi, Anambra State, Things Fall Apart Festival (Centre for Memories, Enugu), and Nwanyibuife (French Embassy, Abuja)
Emmanuel is a passionate and innovative soundscape artist who blends Igbo and Western instruments with modern tech and poetry. Passionate about teaching, he guides students to create, preserve, and explore indigenous sounds through music production. He believes every sound tells a story worth keeping.



