Nice to see that a few more Album 95 videos are back on YT. I know all of the videos were uploaded in 2013 or 2014 but then they disappeared. I'm looking forward to seeing the others again.
A compilation video of various songs from JPS Production's most notable Kin-based artists and bands. Not many labels used to compile videos from their artists back then.
One of our respected brothers has left our family . Mvulusi96, whatever your reasons are, I wish you good luck with your life on behalf of the Congo Vibes family and in case you want to return to this forum, there's still space for you.
Feel free to post any messages of condolences here.
So I was listening to Alerte Generale, because I thought some bass lines were similar to Attentat's and I needed to be sure. As I kept listening, I realised that every instrument on it was on point. This has Flamme Kapaya's aggressive, fast-paced guitar playing, backed up by Thierry Mogratana's organ-sounding mi-solo and Polystar keeping it together on the rhythm. Then you have Michel Bass playing in a fashion that would make Lofombo smile in glee, Papy Kakol being as energetic as ever on the drums and Rubin Synthe playing danceable partitions that would rival that of Jeremy Kitubu and Theo Bidens.
Admittedly, Celeo's 'bako kende, bako zonga' cry was not enough to counter Bill Clinton's 'muziki ba koko wana, elala' cry on 7eme Lecon, but the overall energy from this Maison Mere unit and the introduction of the young Roi David was more than enough to make up for it. There was a reason you heard this at almost every Congolese party for the next few years. Werrason really had to prove to the public that he still had it after the split, and Alerte Generale was the statement that screamed 'We're not done yet!'
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. Mvulusi96, whatever your reasons are, I wish you good luck with your life on behalf of the Congo Vibes family and in case you want to return to this forum, there's still space for you.