Luo Music refers to the traditional and contemporary music of the Luo people, an ethnic group primarily found in Kenya and Tanzania. This music often features instruments like the nyatiti (a traditional lyre) and the orutu (a one-stringed fiddle). The themes of Luo music typically revolve around daily life, love, and cultural heritage, reflecting the community's values and experiences. In recent years, Luo music has gained popularity beyond its traditional roots, with artists incorporating modern genres such as hip-hop and pop. Notable musicians like Ayub Ogada and Abby Muki have helped to popularize this genre, blending traditional sounds with contemporary styles to reach a wider audience.