Author Topic: Does a generique outcome depend mostly on the atalaku??  (Read 5020 times)

Jeffrey Sirjeza Sibanda #15 on: July 21, 2021, 06:28

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interesting question,in the past,it used to be musicians who are very eager to prove themselves who come with almost ready generiques on which leaders would just make adjustment along with instrumentists
nowadays its more and more leaders who buy a couple of generiques or shapes of generique,then give animation to their main atalaku then share to others
yeah atalakus still do create or still do get from people,but lets be honest the animation section has gotten veryyyyyyyy lazy
all most atalakus are able to do in case leader does not have anything planned and they are forced to offer something of their own is sexual animation,the new trick they found so that people do not always figure easily is pretending to be talking about food
even some of the rare who still have strong work ethic like my guy genta do that seeing that it works often more that elaborated animation about a story or a social phenomenon
also some leaders deliberately limit their atalakus for various reasons,for example wazekwa no room for sexual animation,or other artist who for example had one hit doing a certain style then forcing their atalakus to style to that style for ever,like lacoste who keeps trying bonioma everytime,while recording proper generiques then sending it to trash,fabregas limiting more and more his atalakus  into the agwaya style or its kinda derivate he defines as his own style
Profound, now I think get it.......... Its hard to work under all those guidelines. It looks a bit different at BCBG just that they all forgot directions to the studio.

shamala #16 on: July 22, 2021, 05:33

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Profound. It looks a bit different at BCBG just that they all forgot directions to the studio.

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Yadouble #17 on: July 22, 2021, 22:21

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What are the Congolese dancing in clubs to? Long rumbas????:(

Nigerian and other foreigners music except for Innoss it seems the young generation have a real disdain for their culture do not know why
Do you not think that the lack of quality and exposure in rumba right now including generiques is contributing to it?
I think is a combination of factors to be honest. Rhumba despite being this loved genre by donors it is not a genre that gets the public favour like the générique do and on the other hand all the générique are starting to become a very sad and monotopic theme music. In Brazza they all talk about Money and/or sex except for the Two Extras in DR Congo the same. I think that the problem is there aren't any new generations interested in being involved with groups and I understand them. After watching Ado Yuhe, Bon Bon Kojack, JF Ifonge and the many other testimonies about the conditions you have to fulfill to enter groups no youngster in mind with some sane head will go for that. Other then that Leaders are also to blame. Before the War in Congo (the civil ones) they really had money and the opportunities to create a system who could give people jobs and create an elite of sell and adjusted bourgeois people but they didn't, they were all busy fighting and acting childish to have a long term vision and that's why Nigerians had took over they simply had long term vision, plus the style of the Générique us many times this: Fund the most beautiful way to praise the leader if you can understand Lingala the lyrics are "Look at the leader he is so fresh look at him" For example taking a look at Formidable the lyrics are "Ya Ngiama do not care about them since their clothes comes from Sombelanga (Sombela NGA means buying that for me, with this Jamaïque meant that Werra wear the original clothes while the other ask for Europe people or just beg other people to buy clothes for them, which is kinda true since unfortunately a loooot of People in Congo beg for things because they don't have much") or some animation from Genta "Ntsi Ntsi nakobina allez ntzi ntzi nakobina, SUV aleki bangi nakolata... Aleki bango n'a mpembe... Aleki bango na lupemba" Which means I am gonna dance SUV (JB) is way better then them at dressing himself, he is way whiter then them, he has more luck etc " and when I listen to this I am like man why? Do we always have to hear things like these? Leaders encourage that, you will have trouble in a group if you don't have at least one animation where you praise the leader.

With that said, structure, the lack of structure is what really killed Congolese music