Author Topic: Koffi olomide 2000 Interview  (Read 7737 times)

CM PRINCE #15 on: May 13, 2018, 13:02

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On the basis of having papers, I agree with you that Savanet Depitcho would of had the opportunity to joined the others to record albums like Force De Frappe, but you could tell that real friction was forming between him and the others in Quartier Latin.

We both know that Bouro Mpela couldn't stand the guy, so as soon as Bouro rejoined the group then that would of been a wrap for Depitcho! Having Fally, Bouro, AND Savanet coexisting within the same group would be a very difficult ship to navigate; too strong personalities types in one group with all having something to prove!

Just curious, what songs do you think Savanet's vocals would be a good fit on Effrakata? His voice is very distinctive, I don't know if it would mesh well sonically with the production of that album.

I had no idea Mustapha participated in Force de Frappe! I'm assuming he only sang in group choruses, because I don't remember hearing his voice. Thanks for the information friend, I need to relisten to the album again. It makes sense, because he was present for those post-Bercy videos where they mocked Savanet lol

If you can remember, what songs did he sing on for Force de Frappe?
I don't know man maybe songs like bilan and gilba that's all I can think of or songs that jordan kusa sang in

Yeah mustapha's vocals were erased listen to the whole album you can hear him dominating the chorus on almost every song
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