Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: Ken Bilele on February 04, 2014, 09:44
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Is this the kind of music you have been advocating for?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXv-CniVz1I
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The kind of music I like, in summary is:
1. Coordinated group singing. Not one artist singing a 10 minute song alone. That can apply in rap and rnb:
2. The use of drum, solo, mi-solo, bass and rythm effectively in a song. Not just an acoustic guitar with one other instrument:
3. In live performances, the artists should not only be melodic, but energetic and flexible to cheer todays fans:
4. Any cd produced by a group should have a balanced sebene vs ballad ratio.
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The kind of music I like, in summary is:
1. Coordinated group singing. Not one artist singing a 10 minute song alone. That can apply in rap and rnb:
2. The use of drum, solo, mi-solo, bass and rythm effectively in a song. Not just an acoustic guitar with one other instrument:
3. In live performances, the artists should not only be melodic, but energetic and flexible to cheer todays fans:
4. Any cd produced by a group should have a balanced sebene vs ballad ratio.
On number two you forgot the bongos and piano.
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The kind of music I like, in summary is:
1. Coordinated group singing. Not one artist singing a 10 minute song alone. That can apply in rap and rnb:
2. The use of drum, solo, mi-solo, bass and rythm effectively in a song. Not just an acoustic guitar with one other instrument:
3. In live performances, the artists should not only be melodic, but energetic and flexible to cheer todays fans:
4. Any cd produced by a group should have a balanced sebene vs ballad ratio.
On number two you forgot the bongos and piano.
EMO I agree with you 100 percent. But that may never happen as long garbage music is tolerated.
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Makaba was a genius of the highest kind when it comes to guitar playing