Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: mvulusi96 on November 09, 2018, 16:24
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It reminds me of one sentence he said in an interview with PM,he said he feels very very very undervalued and underestimated,he is been going through that afrobeat like type of career and success ever since he grew up and was no more the innocent of vodacom,but he is getting no credit,while some artists like fally can do something very average and still get promotion everywhere and buzz and respect and recognition
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Let's be realistic, Fally has already proven for a long time. Whether at QL, or solo career. All his albums are successful albums and we all know that the albums of Fally are known to be among the best Congolese albums, just listen to Droit Chemin or even Arsenal...
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As much as I'm not a fan of Innoss'B Afrobeat (though he calls it AfroCongo) sound he does have a point about him being overlooked. And I do agree with it being unfair that you have to create an alliance with popular musicians in order to get your music heard in the Congolese music industry which creates an even bigger divide between the older and new generations.
Which is already becoming increasingly obvious
I think the problem is that he shouldn't be competing or worried about Fally because he's clearly doing something different, and are on different paths.
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Your title should say “Innos B continues to rebel against injustice” lol
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Inoss does have really good videos, best out of all the DRC based artists.
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Afrobeat or AfroCongo might just not be as popular as these artists want it to be. Maybe real congolese music just simply outshines all other types of beats...