Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: Mfumu Vata on December 13, 2020, 17:09
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izXHSqjz_FE
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Where is Gessac with his career? Is he still trying the solo thing out or will he be lured back to Cultura because of his friend Joss Diena?
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Where is Gessac with his career? Is he still trying the solo thing out or will he be lured back to Cultura because of his friend Joss Diena?
He's still solo, Lol he won't go back to Cultura, Wazekwa won't accept him back. Out of all those guys that left Gessac has been the most disrespectful towards Wazekwa, he's even tried cursing Wazekwa even long after he left QL.
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I'm surprised to hear that Doukoure used to be with Manda Chante, but what made him end up by returning quickly to Wenge El Paris ?
I was also surprised when he said that he used to be in Boom des As of Lengi Lenga, Likinga, Djo Poster and Ben Nyamabo. I just re-listened to the generique and sounded little like the young Bill Clinton who tried to copy Tutu Calugi.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMh5IEWxeV0
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i think he did not participate on it bro but its sounds rather more like alain kabemba who later went to cultura too they surely worked together once this was already done,just like with louange they worked also in ndjili groups unless he had a radical transformation because for guys like bill or genta you could sense since young age that they had rougn voice in process
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izXHSqjz_FE
It is said that guys like Kene Kene, Gessac and Ambulance have been used mostly in their career as Rough impersonations of Bill instead of developing their natural voice, I remember Kene Kene's test he sang the "Nalingi na Loba crie" that you hear in Temps Perdus and his voice was like a young Celeo even higher but with time Werra told him to be the copycat of Bill for Gessac the same he have a very good deep voice which can naturally become a banger in Génériques but both Wazekwa and Koffi made him a Bill Copycat and going to Ambulance even tho he hasn't have the same energy in 7 Jours I prefer him using his natural voice than doing a Bill impersonation
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Here's the credits of boom des as.
(https://i.postimg.cc/jjJ8DQty/R-15761470-1597312214-8203-jpeg.jpg) (https://postimages.org/)
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I'm surprised to hear that Et Apres was recorded in Kinshasa, I always thought that it was done in Europe.
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Here's the credits of boom des as.
(https://i.postimg.cc/jjJ8DQty/R-15761470-1597312214-8203-jpeg.jpg) (https://postimages.org/)
Was Djudjuchet Luvengoka living in Kinshasa from late '97 to '99 ? Because he participated on many albums that were recorded at Studio Ndiaye.
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Here's the credits of boom des as.
(https://i.postimg.cc/jjJ8DQty/R-15761470-1597312214-8203-jpeg.jpg) (https://postimages.org/)
Was Djudjuchet Luvengoka living in Kinshasa from late '97 to '99 ? Because he participated on many albums that were recorded at Studio Ndiaye.
Yes, he played drums on General Defao tour, King Kester Emeneya return concert at the palais du peuple and he also programmed drums the first four tracks on Wenge El Paris album couvre feu his first album he programmed in Africa was Dindo Yogo and Lola Muana which was recorded in Congo Brazzaville.
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What made him live there ?Was he sent back to Kinshasa because of paper-problems? Or went he there for a personal project ?
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Not so sure to be honest all I know he arranged a lot of albums when he was in Kinshasa.