Quote from: Musiquezairoise on September 06, 2020, 00:42Quote from: CM PRINCE on September 06, 2020, 00:37I don’t know what to think of this song, but yes that drumming Yikes! And why on earth would Defao prefer to release remixes then buy and record new songs. The drums are programmed I think, or it's a drummer on an electric drum set. The way it's played reminds me of his old génériques.The electric programmed drums have been overused for the past 10 years and it really pisses me off. We need real drum sets back cause this ain’t it.
Quote from: CM PRINCE on September 06, 2020, 00:37I don’t know what to think of this song, but yes that drumming Yikes! And why on earth would Defao prefer to release remixes then buy and record new songs. The drums are programmed I think, or it's a drummer on an electric drum set. The way it's played reminds me of his old génériques.
I don’t know what to think of this song, but yes that drumming Yikes! And why on earth would Defao prefer to release remixes then buy and record new songs.
Man, y’all are harsh critics. As a huge General Defao enthusiast, this is alright. One of the few decent releases of the year
@CM PRINCE Have you seen Thierry Cap's. That guy has talent.
I'm guessing Kinshasa doesn't have good studios to mix live drums
Quote from: Wenge1995 on September 06, 2020, 02:42I'm guessing Kinshasa doesn't have good studios to mix live drumsOh maybe it could be the cost. In this era of self production, artists have to keep their costs as low as possible hence the use of electric programmed drums.
Quote from: Cavalier Solitaire on September 06, 2020, 15:38Quote from: Wenge1995 on September 06, 2020, 02:42I'm guessing Kinshasa doesn't have good studios to mix live drumsOh maybe it could be the cost. In this era of self production, artists have to keep their costs as low as possible hence the use of electric programmed drums.Exactly people sometimes forget how much expensive a studio fee is and how much expensive is too pay musicians to record especially drummers, guitarists and singers
Congolese artists pay studio fees all by themselves since 2004. Labels don’t exist anymore in Congolese music
Quote from: Manzambi94 on September 07, 2020, 12:47Quote from: Cavalier Solitaire on September 06, 2020, 15:38Quote from: Wenge1995 on September 06, 2020, 02:42I'm guessing Kinshasa doesn't have good studios to mix live drumsOh maybe it could be the cost. In this era of self production, artists have to keep their costs as low as possible hence the use of electric programmed drums.Exactly people sometimes forget how much expensive a studio fee is and how much expensive is too pay musicians to record especially drummers, guitarists and singersThey can afford to fly a whole band to Europe and tour, but not properly record an album in Kinshasa? I thought their labels would pay an advance for studio time and collect their percentage through sales or tours.