It could have been monotonious, playing an agressive sebene-style is not always the solution. Don’t forget that Solola Bien is the album that made Africa danced the most compared everything that came later. Btw most tracks on Solola Bien were played by Flamme who was still on the old style of 1995-97.
Quote from: CM PRINCE on July 08, 2020, 18:15The sebens from the album Fini La Récréation, eza vraiment ba bord ya Sous-Sol !
Quote from: Pabloone71 on July 08, 2020, 19:32Quote from: CM PRINCE on July 08, 2020, 18:15The sebens from the album Fini La Récréation, eza vraiment ba bord ya Sous-Sol !Boy who is the guy singing at the beggining of Bona Caludji?
Quote from: Manzambi94 on July 08, 2020, 20:35Quote from: Pabloone71 on July 08, 2020, 19:32Quote from: CM PRINCE on July 08, 2020, 18:15The sebens from the album Fini La Récréation, eza vraiment ba bord ya Sous-Sol !Boy who is the guy singing at the beggining of Bona Caludji? Hahahahaha, it's Ladins Montana. He seems he is Werrason little brother
Quote from: Mfumu Vata on July 08, 2020, 19:38It could have been monotonious, playing an agressive sebene-style is not always the solution. Don’t forget that Solola Bien is the album that made Africa danced the most compared everything that came later. Btw most tracks on Solola Bien were played by Flamme who was still on the old style of 1995-97.I get what you’re saying, and of course yeah Solola Bien was a huge hit but which sebenes do you prefer the ones of Solola Bien or Fini La recreation?
Yeah it could've but it also showed versatility and that the group had more then one way to play sebene and make people dance, after all it is Solola Bien and not Intervention Rapide that gets more notoriety.