i think its because he does conception of his generiques himself,he's probably with wazekwa and surely koffi recently the ones who literally start the generique from scratch,most other leaders let the guys do then pick what deserves to remain according to them
 in the case of but na filet he actually comes with his own generiques where his atalakus have to adapt
not gonna lie i like that generique especially as a fan of bassists ,its not your standard generique with ups and downs of tempo or straight sebene but i can see what he is trying to do,a bit like what lacoste and kabose did back in the days,generiques with minimal lead guitar but with a certain groove which makes people dance in bars,and if it takes over bars it takes over nightclubs automatically then it reaches tv then its a success

I was wondering why Lacoste never got the success he could with Boniomai? Cause before Fally, to some extent Karmapa, Koffi etc. He was the first one to take that Mongo Boniomai style and bring it into the generic standard type of music in Congolese music (well not the first but the first of his generation) why his career ended like that? Cause I went back and listened to his music (generique) and they were incredibly beautiful generique

Quote from: Longbluesquid on June 02, 2023, 12:08

This album has not appeared on Apple Music, Tidal or Qobuz here in the USA. Is this worth listening? Also does anyone have the downloads?

About the generique yes, for the rest of rhumbas I don't know cause I don't listen to rhumbas a lot

Someone mentioned it’s on Spotify but not sure if it’s worth downloading for a night and then deleting

yeah he does it intentionally lol he is a former gospel artist who got dragged back into  normal groups by caludji and later fabro
and he seems to want to have that as his identity even his generiques,no atalaku has ever brought a generique which was accepted and played like it was it is always his formula then you put some of your creations in the space you get