He did also session work for Soukous-artists like Alain Kounkou. But many credit all those work to Ocean Zibankulu, because their voice sounds almost the same.

Werrason managed to perform in Brussels, after seeing his two concerts in Paris getting cancelled by combattans. There was that day big security from the police in Brussels. But the concert was a big mpiaka, because the combattans were blocking people to not get inside the musichall. After the concert, Werrason decided to talk with the "Bana Congo" in Brussels and after that they made peace and he was allowed to finish his tour and the ban against Congolese artists got lifted.

Posted on Claude Mussay’s facebookpage.

He (Adrien) and his brother Papy Mukiadi produced Maison Mere’s double album Temps Present "Mayi ya Sika" volume 1 & 2.

Looks like he focused the promotion of his album more on the African English speaking countries, the West Indies and the African diaspora in France with the 4 generics and one coupe decale track he made on that album instead of promoting the also very heavy in Kinshasa and letting those ndombolo/rumba tracks also being promoted. But atleast he got nominted by the Kora Awards and toured around Africa and Surinam. It's a shame that there wasn't an album that followed 2/3 years after it.








There was a singer in his band, who's voice sounds like a mix of Soleil Wanga and Fally Ipupa.