Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: archos on March 25, 2018, 23:23
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https://www.instagram.com/p/Bgs8u-eDGmq/?hl=fr&taken-by=iam_macdeddy
:D :D :D
koffi really treated this concert like a bercy though,still so impressed with that sound
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Kiekie, vieux calligula aza mystique.... songe ya mbeli, babetaka likofi te ;D ;D
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I think Koffi is starting to release if he wants his success, he will need focus more on sebene rather than his rumble rumba nonsense that he does now days.
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I think Koffi is starting to release if he wants his success, he will need focus more on sebene rather than his rumble rumba nonsense that he does now days.
Well you must've missed his latest concert
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@Matebu
The point that I am making is that on his next album, he will hopefully to think more to get more sebenes or generiques into his work. I miss his Tcha-Tcho music so much. It was unique for him.
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@Matebu
The point that I am making is that on his next album, he will hopefully to think more to get more sebenes or generiques into his work. I miss his Tcha-Tcho music so much. It was unique for him.
13eme Apotre acutally had lots of generiques. Whether they were good or not was up to the listener. So you want him to go back the the Tcha tcho of late 80's- very early 90's?
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@Matebu
For many reasons, the compositions were very lush with beautiful melodies and great chord progression. Plus, the chorus had excellent harmonies and the lyrics came from the heart rather than bedroom talk.
It's through Tcha-Tcho style that Koffi is best comfortable as an artist and where we got talent like Willy Bula, Fally, and Sam Tshintu among others.
Those albums are still played today, while his recent material are popular for some months and quickly forgotten with the exception of his generiques