Kabyé Music is a traditional music genre from the Kabyé people, an ethnic group in Togo. This music often features instruments like the balafon, a wooden percussion instrument, and the kora, a stringed instrument. Kabyé songs typically reflect themes of daily life, culture, and spirituality, serving as a means of storytelling and community bonding. The Kabyé people use music during various ceremonies, including weddings and festivals. The rhythms and melodies are integral to their cultural identity, helping to preserve their history and traditions. Kabyé Music is not only an art form but also a vital part of the community's social fabric.