Quote from: Longbluesquid on February 15, 2023, 18:35Quote from: SYMPLICITY on February 15, 2023, 18:32I love rhumba 100 times over sebene so thank you JB Mpiana for your genius thinking. As consolation, why can’t sebene lovers in here become donors and insist that their songs be sebenes and generiques? Short of that the whining will never stop and the artists ain’t gonna give a hoot.Well Congolese I think was known for sebene, I think that’s what gained popularity. Especially for people that don’t know the language.I am one of those who don't know the language but I just want to listen to rhumba. Sebene are all the same. I don't expect anything new. A sebene/generique will sound almost the same like all the others. So if I need it I can pick any from say 2000 and be good to go. No need for a new one. Maybe the cris but since i don't understand that doesn't figure in my equation.
Quote from: SYMPLICITY on February 15, 2023, 18:32I love rhumba 100 times over sebene so thank you JB Mpiana for your genius thinking. As consolation, why can’t sebene lovers in here become donors and insist that their songs be sebenes and generiques? Short of that the whining will never stop and the artists ain’t gonna give a hoot.Well Congolese I think was known for sebene, I think that’s what gained popularity. Especially for people that don’t know the language.
I love rhumba 100 times over sebene so thank you JB Mpiana for your genius thinking. As consolation, why can’t sebene lovers in here become donors and insist that their songs be sebenes and generiques? Short of that the whining will never stop and the artists ain’t gonna give a hoot.
Quote from: Manzambi94 on February 14, 2023, 20:54Quote from: Longbluesquid on February 14, 2023, 20:18Quote from: SLK97 on February 14, 2023, 19:15Quote from: archos on February 14, 2023, 18:58maybe if for example the genta song shines or any other of the rare sebene songs we'll get in current releases it will encourage people to get back on accepting to get it there is one of the donor who went as far as trying to sue jb when he was made aware that he had a sebene song with several vocals,they remove the files of the song and it became a full jb rumba lead a completely different song that kibens had to do in emergency The fact that Joao Ndombele complained about Ferre making a sebene song in his name instead of a rumba, combined with the above story, says a lot about the donors' opinions on sebene. Makes you wonder how many songs from the past 20 years, not just by JB and BCBG, were initially supposed to finish with sebene, only to be retooled into a rumba just to satisfy next man's fickle desires and keep the money rolling. I agree with Longbluesquid when he says that they're killing our music and restricting the bands' creativity.So my question here. Who provides more salary to these artists. Is it the donors or actual fans? By attending concerts and such. Cause if donors are against sebenes and us fans are complaining the genre could be destroyed just from someone’s requests. I don’t understand Congolese economy, in regards to music.Tbh there is no way any regular fan can give more money then a donor let's say medium size artist have an album of 20 songs. A donor will give the artist 20k dollars per song (and this is a medium artist, imagine big artist like Fally, Ferre etc) and the donor has complete control over the genre of the song and sometimes the topic but not on the type of instruments and vocals being played plus this is just songs but sometimes a donor can give you Mabanga money and also buy you instruments for rehearsals make your artists use their own homes, give you free bottles at the club, etc. Etc. And how will the average diaspora Congolese fan could compete with that? And I saying Diaspor because only.Lord knows how much harsh is to get by in Congo and let alone in a very big city like.Kinshasa, people.dont have even have the koney for.food let alone.music, cos are usually sold.by one person buying a copy and then making the copy.for.many people.or street sellers buying the copy.and reselling it, so yes unless something change, Rhumba will be the trendOh wow. That makes sense now. Cause a donor is footing upfront money. So really you are ahead with this model. Cause what I was thinking was more a risk. Like fans streaming or buying cds and concerts. Yeah now I see how donors are impacting music.
Quote from: Longbluesquid on February 14, 2023, 20:18Quote from: SLK97 on February 14, 2023, 19:15Quote from: archos on February 14, 2023, 18:58maybe if for example the genta song shines or any other of the rare sebene songs we'll get in current releases it will encourage people to get back on accepting to get it there is one of the donor who went as far as trying to sue jb when he was made aware that he had a sebene song with several vocals,they remove the files of the song and it became a full jb rumba lead a completely different song that kibens had to do in emergency The fact that Joao Ndombele complained about Ferre making a sebene song in his name instead of a rumba, combined with the above story, says a lot about the donors' opinions on sebene. Makes you wonder how many songs from the past 20 years, not just by JB and BCBG, were initially supposed to finish with sebene, only to be retooled into a rumba just to satisfy next man's fickle desires and keep the money rolling. I agree with Longbluesquid when he says that they're killing our music and restricting the bands' creativity.So my question here. Who provides more salary to these artists. Is it the donors or actual fans? By attending concerts and such. Cause if donors are against sebenes and us fans are complaining the genre could be destroyed just from someone’s requests. I don’t understand Congolese economy, in regards to music.Tbh there is no way any regular fan can give more money then a donor let's say medium size artist have an album of 20 songs. A donor will give the artist 20k dollars per song (and this is a medium artist, imagine big artist like Fally, Ferre etc) and the donor has complete control over the genre of the song and sometimes the topic but not on the type of instruments and vocals being played plus this is just songs but sometimes a donor can give you Mabanga money and also buy you instruments for rehearsals make your artists use their own homes, give you free bottles at the club, etc. Etc. And how will the average diaspora Congolese fan could compete with that? And I saying Diaspor because only.Lord knows how much harsh is to get by in Congo and let alone in a very big city like.Kinshasa, people.dont have even have the koney for.food let alone.music, cos are usually sold.by one person buying a copy and then making the copy.for.many people.or street sellers buying the copy.and reselling it, so yes unless something change, Rhumba will be the trend
Quote from: SLK97 on February 14, 2023, 19:15Quote from: archos on February 14, 2023, 18:58maybe if for example the genta song shines or any other of the rare sebene songs we'll get in current releases it will encourage people to get back on accepting to get it there is one of the donor who went as far as trying to sue jb when he was made aware that he had a sebene song with several vocals,they remove the files of the song and it became a full jb rumba lead a completely different song that kibens had to do in emergency The fact that Joao Ndombele complained about Ferre making a sebene song in his name instead of a rumba, combined with the above story, says a lot about the donors' opinions on sebene. Makes you wonder how many songs from the past 20 years, not just by JB and BCBG, were initially supposed to finish with sebene, only to be retooled into a rumba just to satisfy next man's fickle desires and keep the money rolling. I agree with Longbluesquid when he says that they're killing our music and restricting the bands' creativity.So my question here. Who provides more salary to these artists. Is it the donors or actual fans? By attending concerts and such. Cause if donors are against sebenes and us fans are complaining the genre could be destroyed just from someone’s requests. I don’t understand Congolese economy, in regards to music.
Quote from: archos on February 14, 2023, 18:58maybe if for example the genta song shines or any other of the rare sebene songs we'll get in current releases it will encourage people to get back on accepting to get it there is one of the donor who went as far as trying to sue jb when he was made aware that he had a sebene song with several vocals,they remove the files of the song and it became a full jb rumba lead a completely different song that kibens had to do in emergency The fact that Joao Ndombele complained about Ferre making a sebene song in his name instead of a rumba, combined with the above story, says a lot about the donors' opinions on sebene. Makes you wonder how many songs from the past 20 years, not just by JB and BCBG, were initially supposed to finish with sebene, only to be retooled into a rumba just to satisfy next man's fickle desires and keep the money rolling. I agree with Longbluesquid when he says that they're killing our music and restricting the bands' creativity.
maybe if for example the genta song shines or any other of the rare sebene songs we'll get in current releases it will encourage people to get back on accepting to get it there is one of the donor who went as far as trying to sue jb when he was made aware that he had a sebene song with several vocals,they remove the files of the song and it became a full jb rumba lead a completely different song that kibens had to do in emergency
There is a Michigan in Mon plaisir and Haute les mains. Is he the Werrason Michigan and if so someone kindly explain. Did he get vocals in Balle de Match then leave to join Werra but his vocals still made the album or did he leave Werrason just recently to join JB and was able to get vocals in BDM? Or is this a different Michigan?
Quote from: SYMPLICITY on February 15, 2023, 19:49Quote from: Longbluesquid on February 15, 2023, 18:35Quote from: SYMPLICITY on February 15, 2023, 18:32I love rhumba 100 times over sebene so thank you JB Mpiana for your genius thinking. As consolation, why can’t sebene lovers in here become donors and insist that their songs be sebenes and generiques? Short of that the whining will never stop and the artists ain’t gonna give a hoot.Well Congolese I think was known for sebene, I think that’s what gained popularity. Especially for people that don’t know the language.I am one of those who don't know the language but I just want to listen to rhumba. Sebene are all the same. I don't expect anything new. A sebene/generique will sound almost the same like all the others. So if I need it I can pick any from say 2000 and be good to go. No need for a new one. Maybe the cris but since i don't understand that doesn't figure in my equation. Lol what? I can understand you liking Rhumba but hoe are Seben all the same, for me is the opposite, When I was little I couldn't stand any type.of Rhumba now a listen to some rhumbas here and there but my favourite genre is Seben/Generique
Yesss volume 3 is coming in April
Quote from: jordanlumbala101 on February 14, 2023, 18:11Yesss volume 3 is coming in AprilVOLUME 3??
Quote from: BercysFinest98 on February 20, 2023, 13:27Quote from: jordanlumbala101 on February 14, 2023, 18:11Yesss volume 3 is coming in AprilVOLUME 3??yes they did around 70 songs or something
Quote from: archos on February 20, 2023, 14:59Quote from: BercysFinest98 on February 20, 2023, 13:27Quote from: jordanlumbala101 on February 14, 2023, 18:11Yesss volume 3 is coming in AprilVOLUME 3??yes they did around 70 songs or somethingHow many Generiques left?
Quote from: Manzambi94 on February 20, 2023, 17:24Quote from: archos on February 20, 2023, 14:59Quote from: BercysFinest98 on February 20, 2023, 13:27Quote from: jordanlumbala101 on February 14, 2023, 18:11Yesss volume 3 is coming in AprilVOLUME 3??yes they did around 70 songs or somethingHow many Generiques left?1