Author Topic: A SERIOUSLY UNDERRATED GENERIQUE FROM KOFFI  (Read 3120 times)

Matebu on: August 12, 2016, 04:34

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A Skol pub, rather. Released during Koffi's fateful transition period when we knew that QL International (Fally, Ferre, Titina, and co.) was no more - a time when he was testing dozens upon dozens of young talent for what would have been the 3rd generation of QL. The rest is history...

One of the few instances we see Poupa Mystic and Mbetenge truly show their skill on a studio song for Koffi. Masterful sound engineering work from JP Kys of N'Diaye, of course. Eons better than the cut-and-paste generique on BEK.

The Chocolat chaud single, if I'm not mistaken is his first work to be completely recorded in RDC. Prior to this he wanted his albums recorded and mastered in Europe, Brazzaville (Pas de faux pas), and South Africa.

Ten years already, time flies.
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Ken Bilele #1 on: August 12, 2016, 05:27

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The sad part to me is that those young promising atalakus did not turn out great as I expected.

CM PRINCE #2 on: August 12, 2016, 13:28

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koffi seriously f**ked up with this one that generation was so promising he could have gone high places with them guys but no he chose cindy