Harry Mosco

Nigerian Funk and Afrobeat Musician

Harry Mosco is a notable figure in the Nigerian music scene, particularly recognized for his contributions to the Afro-funk and disco genres during the 1970s and 1980s. He was a member of the band The Funkees, which gained popularity for their blend of traditional Igbo music with funk and rock elements. After The Funkees disbanded, Harry Mosco pursued a solo career and released several albums, including "Country Boy (Mr. Funkees)" which showcased his ability to fuse African rhythms with western-style disco. He also had connections with the Sahara All Star Band Jos, further cementing his influence on the Nigerian music industry. His work is remembered for its infectious grooves and has been influential in shaping the sound of West African popular music.