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Haruna Ishola Bello (1919–1983) was a Nigerian musician and one of the most popular artists in the Apala genre. In the decades leading up to Nigerian independence in 1960, Apala music developed when amateur musicians would play to arouse the faithful after the long fast of Ramadan.
Born in the town of Ijebu-Igbo, Ishola originally trained as a goldsmith and took on music as a hobby. In 1947, when he was 28 years old, he moved to Osogbo and formed his first group.
Haruna Ishola began recording Apala numbers in about 1955 and soon became the most popular artist in the genre.

Ishola adapted and stuck to a strong traditionalist approach, citing both Yoruba proverbs and Koranic scripture in his songs He introduced no Western instruments into his musical line-up. Before the end of 1950s, he introduced shekere into his music and recorded a song in 1960 under Decca records titled ‘Punctuality is the soul of Business’. In 1962, he recorded his first LP.

In 1969, Ishola started STAR Records Ltd. in partnership with Jùjú music legend I.K. Dairo. This was the first African record label owned by its artists. In 1971, he released his largest selling album to date, "Oroki Social Club" on Decca Records, which sold over five million copies. The titular track from the album was an ode to the prestigious and popular nightclub in the city of Osogbo, where Ishola and his group would perform concerts to sold-out audiences, sometimes even lasting between four and ten hours. He was one of the first Nigerian musicians to tour abroad, performing in Benin, the United Kingdom, Sweden, France, West Germany, and Italy.

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