The project that Mbuta was talking about is good. Its it will not the same anymore since Lebou Kabuya (RIP) isn't there anymore. The line-up of Sanction had something magic and if they add someone or get someone out its not magic anymore. Champion is one of my favorite drummers, but I prefer even an unknown drummer above him for this project. I don't that Sam is informed that Champion stopped with drumming
Quote from: CM PRINCE on January 06, 2023, 19:37Quote from: Mfumu Vata on January 06, 2023, 18:49So Sam Tshintu definitely did the vocals on the Magie-album, but with a different voice. Now I see why he often credit Babia for making progess in his singing-skills.CASE CLOSED. Now we can finally end the discussion whether Sam sang in magie or not. I always said he still had his magie voice if you listen to some songs he sang in QL and Academia Papa Na Roissy 6:02 his voice changes to the magie voice Zabalambu it’s a mix of Magie voice and his current voice 3:57 Hello Prince, do you mean he sang in Magie by having vocals or just in chorus? And if he had vocals, which songs from what minute to what minute because I would be very interested to listen to Sam's 'Magie' voice
Quote from: Mfumu Vata on January 06, 2023, 18:49So Sam Tshintu definitely did the vocals on the Magie-album, but with a different voice. Now I see why he often credit Babia for making progess in his singing-skills.CASE CLOSED. Now we can finally end the discussion whether Sam sang in magie or not. I always said he still had his magie voice if you listen to some songs he sang in QL and Academia Papa Na Roissy 6:02 his voice changes to the magie voice Zabalambu it’s a mix of Magie voice and his current voice 3:57
So Sam Tshintu definitely did the vocals on the Magie-album, but with a different voice. Now I see why he often credit Babia for making progess in his singing-skills.
Quote from: Mfumu Vata on January 07, 2023, 17:34The project that Mbuta was talking about is good. Its it will not the same anymore since Lebou Kabuya (RIP) isn't there anymore. The line-up of Sanction had something magic and if they add someone or get someone out its not magic anymore. Champion is one of my favorite drummers, but I prefer even an unknown drummer above him for this project. I don't that Sam is informed that Champion stopped with drummingThank you, ndeko! How much did the dances get paid in Quartier Latin? I'm guessing they don't get a salary since they lived with Koffi and probably recieve gifts from fans during tours.Beniko should have known it was a had idea to record a solo album, didn't he see what happened to Suzuki? How come Fally wasn't suspended or sabotaged when he recorded Droit Chemin? Did he record it secretly? He signed to David Monsoh, I'm sure Koffi could have sued for interference
Quote from: SYMPLICITY on January 07, 2023, 18:23Quote from: CM PRINCE on January 06, 2023, 19:37Quote from: Mfumu Vata on January 06, 2023, 18:49So Sam Tshintu definitely did the vocals on the Magie-album, but with a different voice. Now I see why he often credit Babia for making progess in his singing-skills.CASE CLOSED. Now we can finally end the discussion whether Sam sang in magie or not. I always said he still had his magie voice if you listen to some songs he sang in QL and Academia Papa Na Roissy 6:02 his voice changes to the magie voice Zabalambu it’s a mix of Magie voice and his current voice 3:57 Hello Prince, do you mean he sang in Magie by having vocals or just in chorus? And if he had vocals, which songs from what minute to what minute because I would be very interested to listen to Sam's 'Magie' voiceHey buddy, yeah he actually sang in Magie he had three vocals, In the song Magie, Mansouri S, Sylvekou, and Meslian The first minute of this it has his vocals from Magie.
reading all these stories got me thinking that we need a QL tv series or a documentary this is apart of classic music history and deserves to be put in that form of media i keep hearing how big congolese music was in the 90s and the fact that we havent gotten a documentary series of that era is wild to me what do yall think maybe theres a reason that i dont know of
Quote from: Mopao195 on January 07, 2023, 23:45reading all these stories got me thinking that we need a QL tv series or a documentary this is apart of classic music history and deserves to be put in that form of media i keep hearing how big congolese music was in the 90s and the fact that we havent gotten a documentary series of that era is wild to me what do yall think maybe theres a reason that i dont know ofI totally agree with you, one of the reasons why Congolese music failed to captivate this new generation of African listeners is the terrible lack of organization and the lack of branding that Congolese musicians typically have, for example in USA you hear non stop Documentaries about Jordan, Micheal Jackson, Prince, Elvis, Tupac, Biggie, Jay Z, Beyonce, TLC, Young Money, Kanye etc. And the Americans make this because they know that they are relatively a new country with very little history before the 1770 so to compensate for that they make a lot of Documentaries and Docu Novels about their big modern icons while in Congo you can have the next Micheal Jackson but no one will make a documentary about him the few Documentaries that you have about Congoelseusic are made by English or Belgians, I mean imagine Congolese music inspired guys like Stromae, Burna Boy, Arafat, P Square, Shakira, and many other big names, Shakira played Congolese music at the Superbowl, where is the documentary about a big star playing our own music? Papa Wemba went and played with Peter Gabriel where is the documentary about that? Franco used to be at the top of Belgian charts back in the day, just like Stromae in his heyday was at the top of Belgian charts, where is his documentary? Fally despite me not liking him I can't deny his huge impact on branding in the Congolese music, where is the documentary of him? Where are the books of these things? The fact that Ado Yuhe interviews are successful is because there are very very very few insights and information about Congolese artists that's why Ado Yuhe is getting massive success with his concept, it is a step forward, plus most Congolese leaders lack the vision, for example talking about JB Kylian Mbappe made a video saying "Papa Cherie Tshekk" which is massive it is like Micheal Jordan in his heyday shouting out Werra, you have the best footballer in the world (Don't hate me Messi and Ronaldo fans) shouting you out, and how do Papa Cherie capitalize that? By just giving him a small shout out in a generique... I mean make him come to the video, and dance the generique and ask him to promote it or something like that, Congolese artists unfortunately are clueless like that even Serge Ibaka who is not a real singer understood this in his video Kin Brazza by asking to his teammates to dance to his songFrom 2:23 That's exactly why we lost to Nigerians, you see Burna Boy going to the states going to Jimmy Kimmel branding himself and in reflection all Nigerian music benefits, while Fally the time he understood he was weak in English he just left the American market instead of being humble and learn the language. And instead of Congolese musicians being united you see then having stupid and silly beef instead of focusing on being the best Celeo finally understood to leave Beef behind things that Heritier and Fabregas should also realize but no they still bickering like someone outside of Congo cares about their music
Why is it seen as a weakness to let musicians in their band to record solo albums. Also, why does Koffi forbid relationships in his group?
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