Congo Vibes
Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: archos on December 16, 2014, 16:24
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoFw-gDUmTY
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wasn't the solo from 3:11 to 3:18 played by Arc-En-Ciel at the day that Nicodeme came to Maison Mere
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its possible that it sounds a bit the same but that solo was already played by concorde in concerts years ago(fikin 2012 if i remember well) when female dancers did their choreographies,indice nikkei surely liked it and re used a small part
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Decent enough, the soloist sounds good, looking forward to the video to see how it goes with the choreography,must be interesting since Cultura have some serious choreography.
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cultura are starting this week preliminary programming of next album,wazekwa seems to really want to maintain that rhythm of one album each year,he says even if at the end there are only two songs which appear to be worth being released next year he will release them
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The most decent generique this guy has done in years.
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The drums sound different and better this time around but to say the best generique he's done in years no, i don't know about that, i think Que Demande Le Peuple is better than this.
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...that intro sounds like Andranda...
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The drums sound different and better this time around but to say the best generique he's done in years no, i don't know about that, i think Que Demande Le Peuple is better than this.
No I'm talking his last two albums and the primus generique before the new one.
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wasn't the solo from 3:11 to 3:18 played by Arc-En-Ciel at the day that Nicodeme came to Maison Mere
TRUE.
But its a good one for his style.
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I'm disappointed with this one, I think its not even better than On va vous appeler which he did on Adamu na Eva. This one to me even lacks the energy that is known with his Generiques. Perhaps archos you can advice Monstre to even change his atalaku setup because have realized that he always uses Nono Chaka to introduce Generiques then Mososo comes in later on in almost every Generique they do together. Again the breaks in between have become nearly monotonous.