Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: JV “Lone Ranger” on February 20, 2022, 08:51
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Can’t deny this guy knows how to caress a beat and make it memorable. I like this song.
https://youtu.be/prsWGwyxFAI
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Really ? Lol
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hmmm -what genre is this song? I think this is one of the worst songs from Fally.
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hmmm -what genre is this song? I think this is one of the worst songs from Fally.
Ok
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Really ? Lol
Don’t worry, it will take time for someone of you to get use to it and in 5yr you lot will realise how ahead of time this guy is to the rest of Congolese artists.
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Really ? Lol
Don’t worry, it will take time for someone of you to get use to it and in 5yr you lot will realise how ahead of time this guy is to the rest of Congolese artists.
Sorry but I don’t think so…. The song is jus rubbish… let’s just be honest here. Joke and fanatisme aside. This just doesn’t stand .
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The clip is alright but I’m not a huge fan of the song ..
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one thing that worries me though is that we are edgeing towards a long cycle of "doing like others" is being ahead of the rest or "becoming competitive"
sooner rather than later we have to be competitive again with what we do best rumba, SEBENE SONGS,generiques,agwaya,bonioma and co which seems not to be foreseen as a possibility for fans and more and more artists
never will we be better recognized than wizkid davido burna trying naija music,or than tayc pokora and co doing sensual french rnb,or than dadju or naza alternating between sweet rnb and a bit more upbeat "urban",no way in hell will we do better that new form of rap like gims soki tembe tuna maestro lool but we sure can make little brothers and grandchildren to the MARIO,MICKO, AZALAKI SE AWA and co which can take africa by storm again,but unfortunately too the guys aint ready to put the hardwork in anymore so the less demanding urban music is a golden opportunity aswell as those many studio rumbas full of effects
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one thing that worries me though is that we are edgeing towards a long cycle of "doing like others" is being ahead of the rest or "becoming competitive"
sooner rather than later we have to be competitive again with what we do best rumba, SEBENE SONGS,generiques,agwaya,bonioma and co which seems not to be foreseen as a possibility for fans and more and more artists
never will we be better recognized than wizkid davido burna trying naija music,or than tayc pokora and co doing sensual french rnb,or than dadju or naza alternating between sweet rnb and a bit more upbeat "urban",no way in hell will we do better that new form of rap like gims soki tembe tuna maestro lool but we sure can make little brothers and grandchildren to the MARIO,MICKO, AZALAKI SE AWA and co which can take africa by storm again,but unfortunately too the guys aint ready to put the hardwork in anymore so the less demanding urban music is a golden opportunity aswell as those many studio rumbas full of effects
Facts.........the donors should demand more seben and generiques they might take them serious cause this is really not working,you put it perfectly those genres have their owners.
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one thing that worries me though is that we are edgeing towards a long cycle of "doing like others" is being ahead of the rest or "becoming competitive"
sooner rather than later we have to be competitive again with what we do best rumba, SEBENE SONGS,generiques,agwaya,bonioma and co which seems not to be foreseen as a possibility for fans and more and more artists
never will we be better recognized than wizkid davido burna trying naija music,or than tayc pokora and co doing sensual french rnb,or than dadju or naza alternating between sweet rnb and a bit more upbeat "urban",no way in hell will we do better that new form of rap like gims soki tembe tuna maestro lool but we sure can make little brothers and grandchildren to the MARIO,MICKO, AZALAKI SE AWA and co which can take africa by storm again,but unfortunately too the guys aint ready to put the hardwork in anymore so the less demanding urban music is a golden opportunity aswell as those many studio rumbas full of effects
It’s all about what the kids today want and what sells
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It's sad for the genre but Kudos to him as he has found a niche that works for him. But am sure he is experiencing identity crisis issues (whether to refer to himself as a rumba artist or French R n B artist).
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It's sad for the genre but Kudos to him as he has found a niche that works for him. But am sure he is experiencing identity crisis issues (whether to refer to himself as a rumba artist or French R n B artist).
The way I see it, I don’t think he feels he has anything to achieve or prove when it comes to rumba genre as he’s one of the best in it…it’s all about getting out of your comfort zone and challenging yourself which I applaud him for or any other artist who tries to go this route. We might bash him for it but he’s making it work
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It's sad for the genre but Kudos to him as he has found a niche that works for him. But am sure he is experiencing identity crisis issues (whether to refer to himself as a rumba artist or French R n B artist).
The way I see it, I don’t think he feels he has anything to achieve or prove when it comes to rumba genre as he’s one of the best in it…it’s all about getting out of your comfort zone and challenging yourself which I applaud him for or any other artist who tries to go this route. We might bash him for it but he’s making it work
imagine ya jossart going like mopao and trying some afrocongo/afrobeat with that nasal voice of his :D :D :D :D :D
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It's sad for the genre but Kudos to him as he has found a niche that works for him. But am sure he is experiencing identity crisis issues (whether to refer to himself as a rumba artist or French R n B artist).
The way I see it, I don’t think he feels he has anything to achieve or prove when it comes to rumba genre as he’s one of the best in it…it’s all about getting out of your comfort zone and challenging yourself which I applaud him for or any other artist who tries to go this route. We might bash him for it but he’s making it work
That's weird, why have you changed your opinion on him all of a sudden?
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It's sad for the genre but Kudos to him as he has found a niche that works for him. But am sure he is experiencing identity crisis issues (whether to refer to himself as a rumba artist or French R n B artist).
The way I see it, I don’t think he feels he has anything to achieve or prove when it comes to rumba genre as he’s one of the best in it…it’s all about getting out of your comfort zone and challenging yourself which I applaud him for or any other artist who tries to go this route. We might bash him for it but he’s making it work
imagine ya jossart going like mopao and trying some afrocongo/afrobeat with that nasal voice of his :D :D :D :D :D
Ahahahahahahahagahqa
"Vimba Vimba Vimba" "Put your hands up my baby oh" Ahahahahahahahahahahha
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It's sad for the genre but Kudos to him as he has found a niche that works for him. But am sure he is experiencing identity crisis issues (whether to refer to himself as a rumba artist or French R n B artist).
The way I see it, I don’t think he feels he has anything to achieve or prove when it comes to rumba genre as he’s one of the best in it…it’s all about getting out of your comfort zone and challenging yourself which I applaud him for or any other artist who tries to go this route. We might bash him for it but he’s making it work
I agree about getting out of your comfort zone part. But my thought is basically that he seems to have 'ditched' the genre at a time when it needs artists of his stature (one of the leaders of his generation) to defend it. Am just imagining Bob Marley if he were alive trying out Hardcore Rap music like DMX. :D
Mais eza mokumba naye te. At the end of the day it's about what allows you to put food on your table with ease.
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It's sad for the genre but Kudos to him as he has found a niche that works for him. But am sure he is experiencing identity crisis issues (whether to refer to himself as a rumba artist or French R n B artist).
The way I see it, I don’t think he feels he has anything to achieve or prove when it comes to rumba genre as he’s one of the best in it…it’s all about getting out of your comfort zone and challenging yourself which I applaud him for or any other artist who tries to go this route. We might bash him for it but he’s making it work
imagine ya jossart going like mopao and trying some afrocongo/afrobeat with that nasal voice of his :D :D :D :D :D
Ya Jossart with his one smile and zero interview per year. Ekosimba te. :D :D
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That’s a beautiful song. This is good.
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My favourite recent album of the genre is Seve so I’m sure you guys will know I won’t prefer these Fally songs. But I’m a fan of his artistic direction, since the 80s with the paris soukous artists congolese music needs artists that make congolese inspired music for non congolese people for example aurlus mabele yondo sister Awilo longomba even BM and Fally is doing this. It helps give the country’s artistic face a view to the rest of the world. The real problem is that since Fally no longer makes Rumba nobody in Congo has stepped up to take the real number 1 spot and that’s not Fallys fault. When papa wemba made world music Kester Wenge Koffi etc stepped into the limelight and that’s what we need now Heritier maybe or someone else to take that big leap in quality of music and professionalism.