Author Topic: IS THERE AN ALL FEMALE BAND? IF NOT THERE SHOULD  (Read 11884 times)

archos #15 on: September 02, 2017, 22:02

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indeed she has been working on album "telle que je suis " since last year

PCGY KASTELLO #16 on: September 03, 2017, 10:13

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I  don't know why pipo don't realise that skin breaching has repercussions in a long run

Mantuika #17 on: September 03, 2017, 11:24

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We have had, and we still have enough women vocalists to set up a band. The problem is raising women  instrumentalists. They are just a few of them

Sara Solo, ex Bana Ok /Taz Bolingo , ( now with Wera ?) is just as good as the leading male solo-guitarists. But how many women guitarists are out there to team with her?

CM PRINCE #18 on: September 03, 2017, 20:16

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exactly i am also against that,one my young cousins wanted to sing some pop rnb and she quickly abandoned as all of them producers she meet were asking for sex even before discussing a contract

sad. as a female artist in the states i've run into people wanting to sexualize my image in order to work with me but never blatantly being asked for sex. the main reason is since i've begun i've had family members make beats for me (my cousins and now my brother) otherwise i'm sure i would have ran into similar by now. its a damn shame. if i had the means i would start a female congolese band. its desperately needed.
Mwana nsalu have you got any videos on YouTube of your songs I'd like to hear and I'm sure others here would too

Mwana Nsalu #19 on: September 04, 2017, 22:33

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indeed she has been working on album "telle que je suis " since last year

that's great to hear.

to mantiuka's point. it would be quite the undertaking to get all female instrumentalists. i understand that but to at least have all female singers shouldn't be too much to ask.

Mwana Nsalu #20 on: September 04, 2017, 22:41

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exactly i am also against that,one my young cousins wanted to sing some pop rnb and she quickly abandoned as all of them producers she meet were asking for sex even before discussing a contract

sad. as a female artist in the states i've run into people wanting to sexualize my image in order to work with me but never blatantly being asked for sex. the main reason is since i've begun i've had family members make beats for me (my cousins and now my brother) otherwise i'm sure i would have ran into similar by now. its a damn shame. if i had the means i would start a female congolese band. its desperately needed.
Mwana nsalu have you got any videos on YouTube of your songs I'd like to hear and I'm sure others here would too

peace thank you for asking.

my most recent videos can be seen here:

www.royallegacy.org/videos

and some of my more recent music here:

http://www.royallegacy.org/singles/
http://www.royallegacy.org/the-foundation/
http://www.royallegacy.org/sha-stay-high-always-elevation/

and here's a couple of tunes i did in lingala to dancehall tracks





and this is a link to the complete KINPIRACY DUB project

http://www.mediafire.com/file/tylu2qjjztw/SHA_MECCA+-+KIN+PIRACY+DUB.zip

appreciate your curiosity CM PRINCE bless up

Manzambi94 #21 on: September 09, 2017, 23:03

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exactly i am also against that,one my young cousins wanted to sing some pop rnb and she quickly abandoned as all of them producers she meet were asking for sex even before discussing a contract

sad. as a female artist in the states i've run into people wanting to sexualize my image in order to work with me but never blatantly being asked for sex. the main reason is since i've begun i've had family members make beats for me (my cousins and now my brother) otherwise i'm sure i would have ran into similar by now. its a damn shame. if i had the means i would start a female congolese band. its desperately needed.
Mwana nsalu have you got any videos on YouTube of your songs I'd like to hear and I'm sure others here would too

peace thank you for asking.

my most recent videos can be seen here:

www.royallegacy.org/videos

and some of my more recent music here:

http://www.royallegacy.org/singles/
http://www.royallegacy.org/the-foundation/
http://www.royallegacy.org/sha-stay-high-always-elevation/

and here's a couple of tunes i did in lingala to dancehall tracks





and this is a link to the complete KINPIRACY DUB project

http://www.mediafire.com/file/tylu2qjjztw/SHA_MECCA+-+KIN+PIRACY+DUB.zip

appreciate your curiosity CM PRINCE bless up

That are some very nice tunes cheers, anyway, for the label people asking for sex unfortunately in Italy works the same, there is a very famous R'n'B/Rap white singer in Italy called FedEx which ask for sex to give you a shout out even though he is about to getting married that is the culture brought by Berlusconi since 80% of the ladies in his TV's have been certified to being there only because they had mega sex party with him, I have seen so many girls with a lot of talent vanishing in Italy since they wouldn't accept those shit, and that's sad anyway for music in thesedays you ddon't need labels you only need good promotions and you can do it by yourself, save some money like 10k or 20k invest in on FB or instagram upload the music on Tunecore (a site where you can actually sell your music with no need to be under anybody and get 80/90% of the song money sell and get Royatees) and results will come