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SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #15 on: October 18, 2015, 12:40

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I like a number of the rhumba songs even with Cindy who has sang well but the whole album is too boring with Koffi and Cindy singing most of the songs. The songs featuring others like Ferre and the Evoloko are not really impressive. The song featuring Fabregas is good, he sang a bit different.
The choir style choruses are quite pronounced on this album, like in the old days though a bit high compared to the solo vocals especially on the song Dikwiz, that's typical Quartier Latin chorus. So far I have listened to 26 songs and only heard the male singers on the song Freddy Targart which is the only other song i like. 

The generiques were poorly arranged as they were all arranged in similar style, 3 different melodies and tempo, all start fast with a bit of forklore, then go into proper sebene then go into some funny decallé style. I like the fact that he allocated each of the atalukus to work on their generique on an individual capacity so we have Ordinateur,  Trésor Nzinga and the Apocalypse photocopy and all did very well. The bassist is good, on drums Suira Mundelu hammered them properly, I also like the the tones and sound of the solo guitar, I think it's all the work of Poumpa Mytique and Champion Kanda who is now with Heritier Watanabe. The rhythm guitar is suppressed, on the parts where the solo guitar stops the high notes, it's the solo guitarist's guitar's rhythm sound dominating.

All in all, the album has too many songs for nothing, it's an average album as expected, Papa Wemba's  Maitré d'ecole and Werrason's Fleche Ingeta are better in my opinion, now let's wait for BCBG Balle de Match, i already know some of the  songs from Balle de Match as the individual musicians have been singing them for sometime so am positive too that will be the last nail in the coffin, Koffi will be shamed by all his 3 competitors, he's rhetoric has not been justified on the album he has released.
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