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Congolese Music / Kisi Kisi By Armageddon (Bass Cover)
« on: September 25, 2024, 05:30 »
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGeoCY1ug/

Follow me on TikTok (@misterrarity) for more bass covers & music content.

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Congolese Music / MISTÉR RARITY X CMULLA - WAISTLINE
« on: September 01, 2024, 13:26 »
This is a rap/sebene song that me and my brother released.

The arrangement & composition was created by myself.

The musicians were from Rarity a young Congolese band based in London, UK : Me (bass) Blessing (live drums) Daniel (guitar) Keys (myself). The vocals were by C Mulla & Myself (Mistér Rarity)

This was recorded in London at heaven above studios (JMic) it was mixed & mastered there too!


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There wasn’t a singer, serge di brown was just doing animation

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Congolese Music / Re: Rarity Live Band @ Congo vs Ghana in London
« on: September 01, 2024, 13:18 »
Da mbuta - Generique

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As you can see Bikorine Makaba still has got his touch!

This is me playing alongside him last Thursday in London.

The musicians are : Me (Bass) Bikorine Makaba (lead guitar) Yves (Accompa) Serge di brown (Mbonda) Yves Champion (Drumkit)

Feel free to subscribe to my YouTube channel too.


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Congolese Music / Rarity Live Band @ Congo vs Ghana in London
« on: September 01, 2024, 00:00 »
This is me performing alongside my live band Rarity in London on Sunday 25th August 2024. It was at a Congo vs Ghana football match, obviously Congo won! Follow us on TikTok @rarity.live or @raritylive_ on instagram for more updates. We’re a young Congolese live band based in London.

Check out the viral video on TikTok below!

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGeTwT6t9/

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Congolese Music / Re: THE RULES OF CONGOLESE MUSIC
« on: July 17, 2024, 19:14 »
The issue with our musicians back in Congo is that they don’t understand how the music business works. There’s a lack of information that’s why a lot of musicians get exploited. We have so much talent in our country but we don’t know how to copyright & protect ourselves. In the west we have companies & unions that fight for musicians rights. In Congo there is a lack of that. A lot of these musicians join these bands very young & they’re naive at the time, it’s only when they get to a certain age that’s when they realise that they’ve been exploited. Some musicians are aware that they’re getting exploited but they still stay because they love the status & perks that comes with being a part of a big band in Congo.

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This is the 2nd part of my previous video.

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Cafe Roum in London, Friday night (I’m on the bass & I’m playing alongside my mates)

Feel free to follow my live bands page Rarity Live on TikTok & Instagram. We’re based in London & specialise in playing Congolese music, mainly sebene. I also have more videos on my YouTube channel : Mister Rarity.

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