Author Topic: THIS IS HOW YOU MAKE A NDOMBOLO SONG FROM START TO FINISH.  (Read 4785 times)

Manzambi94 on: August 03, 2016, 22:45

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From 00:00 to 6:19 it is pure Ndombolo music, with guitar rolling, drums crashing, and atalakus earning their money, the riff of petit solo it's something celestial. Well done F'Victeam.

Jdog #1 on: August 04, 2016, 00:36

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I like this fast paced generique  it's my favorite (Libre Parcours 2 is fun to dance to) I hope they make more generiques like this. Lepetit is a big miss.
Or moto asala le monde eza yo Nzambe tata, Kita okata po mokili trop matata, kata- Fally Ipupa

mrvibes #2 on: August 04, 2016, 04:29

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i  have always said that, this album is a classic . i still  dont get it how people disliked it , just  because its not 100% fally . this is like wenge musica tt 4x4 , a mixture of talent .  fally is fally , but f victeam is something else. all 3 generique are powerful  and  nicely executed.

Roméo Seben #3 on: August 04, 2016, 04:46

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Agree to Disagree trash for the most part except the generique 2 who is inspired by Wenge 4x4

Manzambi94 #4 on: August 04, 2016, 12:08

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With a closer analysis to the song you can hear Fally only does his mabanga after the first village part, and everytime he does one he always make it on the free space, then Arnaud really played well the drums alterning three different styles, the village kinda tribal style, until the 1:19, the papy kakol style (Congolese music), and then a continuos style of drumming which goes on infinite loop made of two fast beat in the last part where kabuya sings, all this alterning very fast changes of rhytm. And for the video, we want to talk of Kabuya dressing like an Archbishop corelated to his final crie. A Masterpiece