Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: Congolitude on February 02, 2018, 18:55
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In this album, we all know that the producer is General Dabira but in an interview of David Monsoh he say that is him who produced the album Sens Interdit. I have the part of the booklet containing the credits and I see that both are credited. In the end, who produced this album ? And did he come out in December 2006 or January 2007
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It was released in December 2006. David Monsoh was supposed to be the producer, but he changed then his mind and accepted General Dabira's contract offfer.
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It was released in December 2006. David Monsoh was supposed to be the producer, but he changed then his mind and accepted General Dabira's contract offfer.
But why he credited David Monsoh like "executive producer"
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In this album, we all know that the producer is General Dabira but in an interview of David Monsoh he say that is him who produced the album Sens Interdit. I have the part of the booklet containing the credits and I see that both are credited. In the end, who produced this album ? And did he come out in December 2006 or January 2007
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Colonel Diabira. Executive producer is more of a honrary, overseer role. Meaning he was not as involed as he was with Droit Chemin.
The album came out the last week of 2006, so technically January 2007 when most people got it. I remember going to a friends house the around new years to listen to the album. He's a huge Ferre fan so he secured an early copy via Picas-Mbayo when he was still active on Skyrock.
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Thank you @Matebu for the informations. Ferré and Picas seem to have known each other for a long time
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What I wanna know is how were felly Tyson and titina able to participate they were still active QL members after ferre left didn't they get in trouble?
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What I wanna know is how were felly Tyson and titina able to participate they were still active QL members after ferre left didn't they get in trouble?
Felly Tyson stayed in Europe, after that Europe-tour with Quartier Laitn in 2006. Titina had left Quartier Latin at that moment, because his contract came to the end and didn't want to extend his contract, since that he found he earned not enough money as chef d'orchestre and he wanted to record a solo album as a QL-member like Fally, but Koffi refused so he left and went back to Europe for a moment. Bouro, Modogo & Soleil would leave for the same reasons. The recordings of Sens Interdite started in September 2006.
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Did Gibson left Quartier Latin after the 2006 europe tour ? Damn it seems the Galacticos decided to left because of the sucess of Droit Chemin. 2006-07 for me represented the end of "le Carré Magique" and the révolution of the 5th génération it was strange to me lol.
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Did Gibson left Quartier Latin after the 2006 europe tour ? Damn it seems the Galacticos decided to left because of the sucess of Droit Chemin. 2006-07 for me represented the end of "le Carré Magique" and the révolution of the 5th génération it was strange to me lol.
He didn't left, he stayed behind in Europe to French papers. He joined Koffi during press-conferences in Europe and the two short europe tours of 2007 and then left in 2008 to record his solo album Diagnostique.
They didn't left because of Droit Chemin. There were some tensions in the band,espcially when Ferre joined QL. Guys like Soleil Wanga, Bouro Mpela and Modogo Ambrambwa were indirectly fired by Koffi Olomide.
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Actually, the 5th generation started from the Marquis but as the group lasted only one year, the real start of the 5th generation is considered with the release of Droit Chemin and Sens Interdit. The success of Droit Chemin encouraged many young artists to go in solo