JB posted the poster on his snapchat... this is what I'm talking about nice one jb for supporting his brother

yeah really nice,ive seen somewhere that he even did a video before posting it urgeing people to go buy it because its a quality album
this is how they should be,even when artists are on friendly terms there can still be comparison and buzz over their music,but its much better than all that noise of big polemic

Yeah he did, I hope... I pray they collaborate soon just ignore the stupid egos and just do it for the fans

Now Blaise needs to be on the next plane to Kin or like @Muziki said it’ll be another Mortal Combat. No chilling in Portugal smoking cigars expecting the album to promote itself

Now Blaise needs to be on the next plane to Kin or like @Muziki said it’ll be another Mortal Combat. No chilling in Portugal smoking cigars expecting the album to promote itself

Yeah it's true if he doesn't promote the album and it flops I'll be very very angry..: come on Blaise go back to kin

Now we are talking!!
Thats the least JB can do for BB, but he really need to be on a plane pronto. Stop helping Gemerose, stop showing off in Portugal....I think that he still has a month window....if he misses it, his album is toast.
The only group that was able to pull off a succesful  album without being in Kin was Les Marquis...but thats it...

Now we are talking!!
Thats the least JB can do for BB, but he really need to be on a plane pronto. Stop helping Gemerose, stop showing off in Portugal....I think that he still has a month window....if he misses it, his album is toast.
The only group that was able to pull off a succesful  album without being in Kin was Les Marquis...but thats it...

Academia did also for sanction

Les Marquis album flopped in the start. It became a succes at that moment they split. I think those leaders tries to curse that album.

Wenge Aile Paris’s Molangi Ya Malasi was a huge succes in 1991 with fanclubs based in Kinshasa promoting that album.

Then you got Nouvelle Generation (of Luciana Demingongo, Awilo Longomba, Lidjo Kwempa & Bongo Wende) in 1992.

Reddy Amisi with Queen Lina, Injustice & Zakina.

There are many examples. It’s just that the succes of Le Carré Magique killed that thing of musicians based in Paris having succes in Kinshasa without coming there to promote their album.

Zaiko of 1970 was inspired by Los Nickolos, which was band based in Belgium of Congolese students. Koffi stated many times interviews they were his rolmodels.

I've listened to the song 'Alexandrine', and I must say its good stuff. L'Ingenieur Cielebu still has it.