Author Topic: NEW INTERVIEW W/ AMBASSADEUR KIJA BROWN -AKA THE MAN WHO KNOWS ALL ABOUT WENGE  (Read 9479 times)

BrazzaBoy #15 on: October 17, 2017, 13:55

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Agreed. Im in the states so anything I can do let me know as well archos. If anybody has any connections as far as editors and publishers that would be nice as well.

archos #16 on: October 17, 2017, 15:38

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thanks  quite nice from you guys but i guess should i restart it might take quite some time  the way they behaved made me lose any interest in doing it  but if you want i'll think about another concept which will be "my experience with wenge musica" or something like that  as i have witnessed wenge from 85 86 so if i can find back my focus and motivation for it at least that sounds a bit feasible
a book it would take quite some years even kija brown who has been around before wenge existed has been working for over 10 years now
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CM PRINCE #17 on: October 17, 2017, 16:12

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thanks  quite nice from you guys but i guess should i restart it might take quite some time  the way they behaved made me lose any interest in doing it  but if you want i'll think about another concept which will be "my experience with wenge musica" or something like that  as i have witnessed wenge from 85 86 so if i can find back my focus and motivation for it at least that sounds a bit feasible
a book it would take quite some years even kija brown who has been around before wenge existed has been working for over 10 years now
Do it archos! And what way did they behave that made you lose interest?

Manzambi94 #18 on: October 17, 2017, 16:58

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Completely agree with Mozambique94. Im in the states and hip hop used to have the same problem. There hasnt been a billboard top 10 that didnt have a least 5 songs from hip hop/r’n’b and yet the style was still so undocumented. They just now starting to get things right after realizing that the people wanna know. Now you have the likes of Tupac movies, NWA movies, Bobby Brown and New Edition and many more to come because although people dont expect it those projects usually go far beyond expectations as far as success(Prime example being the NWA movie). I’ve though long and hard and find it baffling that for a genre of music that is by far one of the most popular in the world, we dont have a movie about Koffi, Nothing on Papa Wemba since la vie est belle which was 30 years ago, No wenge movie, not even a freaking ZAIKO movie. Not even one back home from a small production. Its really unbelievable. Archos write your book fam, the people wanna know trust me.
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Manzambi94 #19 on: October 17, 2017, 17:03

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Anyway yes, do it Archos, I mean you could benefit economically and historically doing that, because it could start a Domini effect of people who are curious of knowing Congolese music and culture so people will be going back at Congo just like in the '70's the Ali-Foreman gave Congo a swagger who lasted for 20 years at least