Author Topic: 18 YEARS ON SINCE FALLY IPUPA'S DEBUT ALBUM  (Read 2215 times)

jordanlumbala101 on: June 10, 2024, 14:12

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Quadra Kora Man #1 on: June 10, 2024, 18:32

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This album changed the congolese music world! I still remenber listening to Droit Chemin Generique and Liputa being played at all parties… Sometimes i ask myself what would have happend when Fally didn‘t drop Droit Chemin or if it flopped.

Manzambi94 #2 on: June 10, 2024, 21:20

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This album changed the congolese music world! I still remenber listening to Droit Chemin Generique and Liputa being played at all parties… Sometimes i ask myself what would have happend when Fally didn‘t drop Droit Chemin or if it flopped.
Tbh it was impossible for it to flop for the first time in years a Congolese artist not only shot proper videos and actually thought about the song  to compose rather then singing a bunch or names with lyrics that don't make sense, , Werra Hyping him up, anti Koffi Journalists who wanted to see Koffi failing and the undercover promotion that one f my closest friend's cousins did in Belgium and Faly himself promoting himself extremely well in Kin, plus Fally  actually coming in an extremely professional way for every aspect of his image and music

bigbodybeats #3 on: June 10, 2024, 21:54

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Curious to know what fally was facing leading to the release. I heard Koffi tried to sabotage the album release and a few other things

Manzambi94 #4 on: June 11, 2024, 00:17

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Curious to know what fally was facing leading to the release. I heard Koffi tried to sabotage the album release and a few other things
Yes, despite being prevalent now having solo albums even as a guy who got outside of a group wasn't easy, Fally kidna trick Koffi into thinking that Droit Chemins was an in house group while in reality he was just planning his solo album, for example Fally changed a song don't remember which whom he had to sing with Koffi with Eternelment the song that you saw Koffi and Fally sing togheter while leaving the better song for Droit Chemin, when Koffi understood that Fally was planning to leave he did everything in his power to try to stop him but it was too late, and also Fally, Bill, Ferre, are the first successful solo artist of their generation who came outol of groups, first it was either the leader called every journalist they were in contact with to stop the promotion of their single and not welcome them into their transmissions (Celeo) or either try to give money and other gifts if it was a group to try to dismantle them, actually if Marquis stayed togheter I don't think Wenge Maison Mere would have been strong as it was today, in fact there are reports of a call made between Werra and Koffi I guess who said "Thank God they broke up" because after an Inutial failure the Marquis album was starting to pick steam but eventually Leadership wars killed  the group, with Bill deciding to founding the Samurai, Ferre deciding to go to QL (which I think it was a mistake but at the same time he was extremely broke so he really haven't had any opportunity left) and JDT and the others kinda being lost on the upteenth musicians of Kinshasa

KokoGCongo #5 on: September 13, 2024, 01:42

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I really enjoyed this album. It still sounds good today.

BR #6 on: September 13, 2024, 18:49

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"QLI album" under Fally's control
His best album 💪