Wow. it looks like Alain Mpela is really leading the Bunch....reminds me of Bourro Mpela dancing ndombolo in Loi. Didier Massela looks like he is the having more fun than everyone else.

Thanks for posting this, reminds me of good times when they were all together (Wenge)...when they were calling Mpela and Blaise Bula's brothers in Quartier Latin "2 Flics dans la Mafia" then Koffi on his part saying "yebisa ba petits wana kokende liboso eza kokoma te",,, the fights were civil at the time....I miss that right now in our music.

TH ten times better than Effrakata...I like Koffis albums but I will compare Monde Arabe with TH not Effrakata

Just listened once and so far its good....

18 songs, Sony MUSIC

wow too much disses guys...I think that he did an okay job. soki bapesi biso micro tokoyemba te lokola ye..

Finally listening to it …the whole album looks very promising

Ndeko, these are questions for polemique  There's no Right or Wrong answer to that question. You can not compare Koffis style with other artists...different styles....

Best SOLO Albums of the 90s include

Feux de L'Amour : JB
V12: KOFFI
Sans Commentaires: Madilu
L'amour Au Kilo : Mayaula Mayoni
Pile ou Face: Makaba

Not forgetting the following:
Emotion: Wemba
Azalaki se awa: Gatho Beevans
Romeo & Juliette: By Stino Mubi
Prudence by Reddy Amisi
Pentagone by Wenge
Pepe Kalle and Papy Tex had a few good albums

All These albums helped to cement Congolese music in the world in the 90s. Please listen to all these albums before chosing only one album....

There are also excellent 'Group' albums like
Confirmation by Extra,  Loi (number of vocales from all QL members), Pentagone and all Wenge 4x4 albums were outstanding, Ultimatum by QL,

When I saw the trailer, I thought that I wouldn't waste my time pretending to laugh at Eddy Murphy in different fat suits playing several characters.....But Just because of Fally's being on the soundtrack I might as well watch it when it comes out in March on Amazon 
Always supports our artists! Always.

Always amazing!

Not forgetting my fave: SEMEKI, the Nostalgia is something....reminds me OZRT and the times of MPR, JMPR hard times indeed but culturally Congo was the top in Africa