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Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: Jdog on March 19, 2016, 21:26

Title: Fally interview with Tony Nkoko
Post by: Jdog on March 19, 2016, 21:26
Translation Later.
http://youtu.be/tJOMSpDG4Xw
Title: Re: Fally interview with Tony Nkoko
Post by: Jdog on March 20, 2016, 08:52
He says that he's been doing music since he was a young kid. He says he was in a neighborhood group called New City with Flamme Kapaya,Alvarito Solo (who he says came back to Congo) and his guitarist Zagalo who was playing drums back then and Sanakara De Kunta along with many others who still do music today and some who don't. He says that he came late to New City and when it ended he went to Talent Latent and did an album with Eric Tutsi and the cheif of F'Victeam Atele. In 1998/99 he joined Quatier Latin. He says he's always been in QL and has never left, h says he wants the upcoming QL anniversary to be a big organized event. Fally said that his Stade De Marty's event will be a big one unlike any other concert that has been played their. He said as people are coming in that their will be music playing on the speakers and their will be a lot of lights and so on. (I have the feeling he wants it to be a American type of concert and have a light show and pyro) He says the day after it so  he's gonna have a red carpet event. He's working on a rhumba and sevene album and international album at the same time and it will come out anytime this year, he will also go on a upcoming African tour in Ivory Coast, Guinea Bissau etc.
Title: Re: Fally interview with Tony Nkoko
Post by: archos on March 20, 2016, 09:19
what he said about martyrs is absolutely right,in the past people could not care less about the music played ,it was a success as long as the hall is completely full until just one or two meters before podium
now its time to see things differently,big crowd yes but a very special concert aswell would be nice,and anyway lets be honest with insane crowds which jb and werra used to pull there its impossible to perform properly people are walking on cables and so on