Koffi’s last collaboration with Rigo Star was on Loi. Chocolat got recorded during the Loi studiosessions. Lokua Kanza directed then the chorus of Iteneraire (which arranged by Maïka Munan) and Chocolat (with Rigo on te lead). But Chocolat didn’t make it on the tracklist and he released it in private for his family. Then when the Attentat-project he decided to correct it and put it on the tracklist, because he wanted to lure the French public and African children Born/raised in Europe, in order to fill Bercy. That’s also why he recorded African Kings with Pasi who was after Doc Gyneco, France’s most popular rapper at that time and Si Si Si with Coumba Gawlo who had then a summerhit in 1998 in France with song Pata Pata (which was originally sung by Miriam Makeva)
it could also be the age factor,from monde arabe most of what he played was mbetenge or poupa's work and he played because he's tyson,it reminds me a bit of ficarre both had a strong start and a period when they started to outplay in term of songs other soloists then at some point it started fading,you'll notice until today tyson's songs of recent years were never as popular as the one by alvarito,ficarre on the other hand could not stay number 1 as jb never ordered people to give him their solos so that he stays number one so even a guy who openly says he is not a sebenist like pathy moleso played lead more than him at bercy and afterwards
Quote from: Franco Pepe Kalle on May 18, 2020, 23:19I think Felly Tyson is the better soloist but the one who had more energy was indeed Lebou Kabuya.I like the opinion that you brought out, and I agree with when you said that Lebou has more energy. When listening to songs like Sanction and Volte-face you can definitely hear that there and that's why FOR ME, I feel that Lebou is better because he really know how to bring a mad kind of hype to his solos!And with Felly, what is good abiut his solos are that they're pretty "iconic" considering how he marked his territory in "Loi", "Effrakata", "Affaire D'état" and so on! So I see where you're coming from!
I think Felly Tyson is the better soloist but the one who had more energy was indeed Lebou Kabuya.
Who played the solo on "Dossier du Jour"? Probably the best solo on the album.