Very strange music but sounds cool, Ferre doesn' seem out of place but strange that he's being considered for such roles instead of Fally who likes world music.

What the hell is this??  :-?

<cite>@Sylvester said:</cite>
Very strange music but sounds cool, Ferre doesn' seem out of place but strange that he's being considered for such roles instead of Fally who likes world music.

What so strange about a Club song?.....when did fally become the guy you must go to for world music?....all of his featuring are a flop, since the J Martin song

What so strange about a Club song?.....when did fally become the guy you must go to for world music?....all of his featuring are a flop, since the J Martin song

Ferre is a rhumba musician so the arrange of this album should have invited Ferre to sing a proper rhumba song take for instance Maika Munan who wrote excellent songs on the album Terre Sacré

Do you realise that Congolese music is dying at an alarming rate, it's because Congolese musicians have lost their identity,the world knows Congolese music because of sebene. People are now listening to Nigerian music as it's more danceable,everywhere you go it's just Nigerian music and it's not pure too, fusion of r&b and afro beats so maybe if the Congolese musicians can stick to what they know best.

<cite>@Janvion Valentino said:</cite>
What so strange about a Club song?.....when did fally become the guy you must go to for world music?....all of his featuring are a flop, since the J Martin song</blockquote

What about the song with Lynsha and D'banj!?

<cite>@Sylvester said:</cite>
Ferre is a rhumba musician so the arrange of this album should have invited Ferre to sing a proper rhumba song take for instance Maika Munan who wrote excellent songs on the album Terre Sacré

Do you realise that Congolese music is dying at an alarming rate, it's because Congolese musicians have lost their identity,the world knows Congolese music because of sebene. People are now listening to Nigerian music as it's more danceable,everywhere you go it's just Nigerian music and it's not pure too, fusion of r&b and afro beats so maybe if the Congolese musicians can stick to what they know best.

"Music doesn't lie. If there is something to be changed in this world, then it can only happen through music" - Jimi Hendrix

My point is why should congolese musician only sing rumba that no one else around the world cares about or wants to invest in apart from french speaking community and other small margin of Africans.  The music industry has evolved and the reason why nigerian music is more danceable and marketable is because its more hip-hop, rnb and pop like which people around the world are more familiar with

"Music doesn't lie. If there is something to be changed in this world, then it can only happen through music" - Jimi Hendrix

My point is why should congolese musician only sing rumba that no one else around the world cares about or wants to invest in apart from french speaking community and other small margin of Africans.  The music industry has evolved and the reason why nigerian music is more danceable and marketable is because its more hip-hop, rnb and pop like which people around the world are more familiar with

Anyway, you have a point but let's see where this will take Congolese music.

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he sounds good on this. i normally skip over songs like this but it sounds great. people credit fally for being more suited for 'world music' i disagree. ferre sounds like he is following in the steps of papa wemba when he is on a song like this it fits more. fally is better suited for the newer directions of congolese music. for instance 'sweet life' with its hip hop feel sounds good with him. i don't think he would sound that great on this song imo.

he sounds good on this. i normally skip over songs like this but it sounds great. people credit fally for being more suited for 'world music' i disagree. ferre sounds like he is following in the steps of papa wemba when he is on a song like this it fits more. fally is better suited for the newer directions of congolese music. for instance 'sweet life' with its hip hop feel sounds good with him. i don't think he would sound that great on this song imo.

Yes, Ferre has the advantage of better vocal control and he sounds natural on this song,the other consolation is that he doesn't use silly English like ''do you feeling now baby'' :lol:

LOL LOL