Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: shamala on April 29, 2014, 06:25
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Here is the best sebene from wazekwa for me. how do you rate tshipoyi here?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZVKXgfbb0E
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Gessac to Wazekwa's sebenes was like a soccer ball to a soccer player without it there is no game.
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Gessac to Wazekwa's sebenes was like a soccer ball to a soccer player without it there is no game.
please elaborate
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If a soccer player doesn't have a ball to play with he will go home because there is nothing to do, without a ball there is no game. So the same thing with Wazekwa and Gessac, without Gessac (the ball) Wazekwa the player isn't playing a match and has nothing to do but work at cemeteries with black gloves.
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has nothing to do but work at cemeteries with black gloves.
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kie kie oza somo ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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What Jdog is saying is exact and that is what I have noticed with Wazekwas sebenes of late. Gesac may be noisy to others but I find him to be very creative. He also syncronised well with Kapanga and Pitchou.......
For me, best sebene sebene comes from Mimbenga, from album Fuex Mutu Moko Boye......that song is among the best songs in the last 10 years of congolese music and was executed nicely. Actually, I like Wazekwa.
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lets not forget also that the father of the true cultura rhythm left with gessac,no other than hono kapanga
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What Jdog is saying is exact and that is what I have noticed with Wazekwas sebenes of late. Gesac may be noisy to others but I find him to be very creative. He also syncronised well with Kapanga and Pitchou.......
Actually, I like Wazekwa.
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
after Jb for me Wazekwa does it..
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What Jdog is saying is exact and that is what I have noticed with Wazekwas sebenes of late. Gesac may be noisy to others but I find him to be very creative. He also syncronised well with Kapanga and Pitchou.......
For me, best sebene sebene comes from Mimbenga, from album Fuex Mutu Moko Boye......that song is among the best songs in the last 10 years of congolese music and was executed nicely. Actually, I like Wazekwa.
oh yeah that sudden change of rhythm in the sebene with third soloist professeur tournesol de polka showing his sebene skills is delicious
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third soloist professeur tournesol de polka showing his sebene skills is delicious
I DONT KNOW THIS GUY. Is he the rhythmist?
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What Jdog is saying is exact and that is what I have noticed with Wazekwas sebenes of late. Gesac may be noisy to others but I find him to be very creative. He also syncronised well with Kapanga and Pitchou.......
Actually, I like Wazekwa.
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
after Jb for me Wazekwa does it..
JB Mpiana is artistically better....way better but my complaint is the chaps that surround him and poor recording is killing him. Wazekwas recordings are very very good and sebenes are danceable although they are cut and paste. He makes use of his guitarists and atalakus better than Mpiana. That is why I am upset with fat boy.
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I like this old school one with Ngouma,Lokassa and co...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzRit1FYd74&list=FLdRWANZeifT8ECRSmD8C3XA&feature=share&index=54
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Thank you Shamala for posting this Wazekwa clip. I love Felix Wazekwa artistry. Many have knocked him on his songs but forgot if all artists sound alike, then there will be variety. Not all aretis will sound like the Wenge, JB and Koffi. I love your positive remarks.
Archos, you always go deeper to shed some light. Keep the great work.
My jobs takes me from NYC/North East to the South West every week; 6 hours either way plus in-between. I have down time today and decided to check in.
Whoever posted the Shei Ngege studio clip, thank you.
Deanglo