Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: jordanlumbala101 on December 31, 2022, 18:37
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https://youtu.be/JbDZNbusZQY
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People sleep on Karmapa’s Génériques. This is superb, powerful
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People sleep on Karmapa’s Génériques. This is superb, powerful
Thus is the problem with the fans of this genre, they always complain that the genre is dying that there is no one making "Original music" and whatever but then when people try to bring something different like Karmapa ignore them, for example Mama Yemo how much it lasted? Who have pushed it? The good generiques are there but there is no one support8ng it
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I disagree. This generique is rubbish. I do like his previous generiques tho
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I disagree. This generique is rubbish. I do like his previous generiques tho
Different strokes for different folks. This is his signature style of generique (similar to the one on Caligula et Le Millionnaire) - it’s an acquired taste
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People sleep on Karmapa’s Génériques. This is superb, powerful
Thus is the problem with the fans of this genre, they always complain that the genre is dying that there is no one making "Original music" and whatever but then when people try to bring something different like Karmapa ignore them, for example Mama Yemo how much it lasted? Who have pushed it? The good generiques are there but there is no one support8ng it
Agree - and the other problem is our “beloved” stars have made it virtually impossible for upcoming talent to truly shine. My cousin was in Kin and he said there lots of artists we never heard of putting out local music that’s equally as good or better, but they will never get an opportunity to shine unless the genre is reset
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This is one of the very rare times a générique is dedicated to one donor; Alita Tshamala. The old man seems to be on a mission to buy songs on every album