If I was the judge on ferres case, I would find him guilty of contributing to killing of Congolese music. The guy has clearly failed and is hanging on 100 kilos for a long time without producing anything.
Quote from: EMOVICTEAM on December 08, 2016, 19:17If I was the judge on ferres case, I would find him guilty of contributing to killing of Congolese music. The guy has clearly failed and is hanging on 100 kilos for a long time without producing anything.Careful EMO you're gonna upset all the ferre fans here
Prince, I dont care whether I annoy anyone. Truth be told. Ferre Gola has annoyed me really. The guy should have been on top of the game had he been releasing balanced music. If he releases a ballad, it has no solo guitar partitions in the melodies. If he releases a sebene, it sounds as though its a song on speed button.
Quote from: EMOVICTEAM on December 08, 2016, 19:17If I was the judge on ferres case, I would find him guilty of contributing to killing of Congolese music. The guy has clearly failed and is hanging on 100 kilos for a long time without producing anything.I'm still waiting for the day you actually make a meaningful criticism about this man's music without completely writing off everything he has produced since 100 kilos without sounding like you're talking out of your ass
Fally ipupa is not killing congolese music, he is balancing it with modernity and originality. So you chose which road to move on. Ferre on the other hand using the name odemba very very wrongly. Odemba done back then by grand kalle, Franco, tabu ley all had the solo guitars and songs had the principle of togetherness. Ferre does not follow that principle. He can sing on a one hour song alone. That's pathetic. I can not say anything about his generics because I don't have words I can use for them.