Author Topic: JUST REALIZED WHERE THE RHYTHM OF JB’S “INTERNET” COMES FROM  (Read 2185 times)

Matebu on: April 26, 2018, 23:05

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Been listening to both for years, but never put the two together


mvulusi96 #1 on: April 26, 2018, 23:35

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 I think it's because many rhythms which Alba played are coming from those old traditiona Bakongo-songs "konono". Calugi was shouting many times in concerts "Alba beta Konono dit, ah yaya". I forgot the name of that traditional song which is in Internet and Alain Kounkou's song.

Many  sebenes (rhythm & lead)  from Kibuisa Mpimpa, Solola Bien, Feux de l'Amour, Titanic & TH are old rhythm from traditional songs coming from Kwango/Kwilu (ex' Bandundu) and Kongo Central. The intro of Augustine (which is a typical Mbala/Yaka rhythm), the intro of JB's zenith (which Minzoto Wella Wella was playing often), The intro of Ndombolo (which is comes from a Bayombe song), the intro of Werra's Bercy, etc.  Burkina Faso was the master of it. That's why Werrason gave him the nickname ""Mbokaliya".
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