To be honest , I don’t recognize Blaise Bula style , this is a typical ChatGPT lyric and AI instrumental, all he did here is singing it . The repetitive key words makes it noticeable that he did not take his time going through the text and try to personalize it. He possibly used suno or other Ai app , got rid of the generated vocals , took it back to Jp kiss and put his voice in it . Smart move but should have fixed the lyrics, sounds to robotic to me.
Both albums are okay , but expect the fact that roga sang almost in all songs , makes it look like it’s his own project covered up by espe bass . The song are okay . They should have let he singers express more and featured some old members such as pappy jah , bastin why not oxy to give another level , it’s espe bass solo album isn’t ?
When it comes to var , I don’t see why multitudes of génériques were necessary, they could have just kept it to two but strong ones and focus on bringing bangers rumbas . Rossen song is not that bad but will it survive against the other side rumba??? I will give youyou 5/10 , he is good but not at Zaparo level when well focused Sonor and Rama get 9/10 each , they both did a good job honestly Both albums are okay , but not that great.
I’ve always dreamed of seeing Congolese music embrace the spirit we witnessed in the ’80s and ’90s, when groups like Kassav, Malavoi, Zouk Machine and others united purely for the love of their fans, their culture, and the music itself. Back then, artists would jump on each other’s songs—sometimes singing lead, sometimes joining the chorus—and it created events so magical they still feel unreal today. Sadly, in Congolese music, ego and petty rivalries have made that kind of unity almost impossible. But imagine, just imagine, a grand concert where Koffi Olomide, JB Mpiana, Werrason, Ferre Gola, and Fally Ipupa share the same stage, each performing one another’s classics—Fally singing “Omba” backed by Fabregas and BCBG voices, Ferre delivering a soulful “Eau Bénite” supported by Quartier Latin, JB taking on “SOS,” Koffi interpreting “Blandine” or “Maboko Pampa,” Werrason giving us “Show Me the Way.” That would be history. That would be magic. That would be the dream Congolese music still owes us.
Surprisingly I did not see the mpiana boys ( especially junior) were they present but hidden . I guess it’s not what usually happened when the brothers don’t approve your relationship with a guy a decide to sabotage your even by not showing up. Just saying 👀👀
Unfortunately, there will not be a second date, the government won’t be able to afford it. Sold out doesn’t mean he will fill up the stadium, as he always says, kossa Leka . Same scenario with his disc d’or. Buy everything to get the prize and the rest is history
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