Author Topic: Over 6 days it will be 10 years that JB released Soyons Serieux  (Read 2548 times)

Mfumu Vata on: February 08, 2021, 17:11

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Soyons Serieux got released on 14 Febuary 2011. It was with Malewa suite et fin, the most awaited album of 2011, but it couldn't get the succes that people were awaiting from it, due to combattans-phenomenon that just started a few days after it and everybody being focussed on it (the way concerts were getting blocked, musicians and polticians getting physical attacked in Europe and South Africa, etc.), people being focused on the preparation of presidential elections and problems with the promotion.










JB's rumba's were well received, but it didn't had that succes and his rumba's normally have when they get released. The biggest dissapointed at that time was the generique, from which people excepted alot for the way Mpunda was a huge succes in concerts.


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CM PRINCE #1 on: February 08, 2021, 17:34

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Lol 10 years since SS came out, 5 years since EAM EP came out, 20 years since Internet came out (the last complete classic bcbg album), 20 years since Chemin de fer was announced, 21 years since TH (Jb’s last solo album). Jesus Christ, Jb and good work rate don’t belong in the same sentence.

BercysFinest98 #2 on: February 08, 2021, 17:49

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I'm getting old! My favourite track at the time was "Etoile Du Berger", it was on my BlackBerry Curve (A popular phone at the time)

Longbluesquid #3 on: February 08, 2021, 18:55

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Oh man that just too long. Where is JB to change the game? We reason has had numerous releases since then.

What does BcBg do for concerts?