Author Topic: Naza-sac a dos? where's the guitar from?  (Read 3118 times)

mokosarkani on: September 17, 2017, 02:54

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For all my older brothers and congolese music connoisseurs, the guitar partition start at 2:15 but i want you to pay attention to the other guitar rift change which happens at 2:33. I just kept thinking KOFFI OLOMIDE but I'm not sure. What does it remind you of guys?
If you have not heard of NAZA i recommend him, i enjoy his music....

Matebu #1 on: September 17, 2017, 04:08

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Really nice tune; it's amazing how Africanized French popular music has become.

Yea, I'm getting Lebou Kabuya/Beniko Noblesse Oblige vibes from the young soloist. But he's improvising, so it's mix of all the rifts he heard before

That white chubby boy really got some moves  ;D

mokosarkani #2 on: September 17, 2017, 06:11

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yeah him and people from his label like keblack niska and other french born congolese musicians are changing the game, I hope they give us more of the same. But to get back to our topic i thought the same i can't really pinpoint the origin of guitar drift rather it might be a synthesis of a bunch of things he listened too...

mokosarkani #3 on: September 22, 2017, 07:57

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them guitar licks thoughhhh :D :D :D :D :D