Haha L'Or Mbongo type of voice.

Frappe na Frappe, my cup of tea, sounds like something i can play for listeners on the dancefloor!

Sly....i am shocked you think people will dance to this? Try it at your own risk. This is a typical werrason flops. Anyone who listens to this will automatically think its werrason. It starts a bit ok and goes in a mad frenzy.

the generiques were well played with agressive style especially zone rouge which brigade did even before affaire ya rando,here he shows he can try clintonism aswell, haha emo zone rouge is like sous sol  a" fitness generique"
lol at how creative our atalakus are about sex, you take the three generiques you get an almost complete review of what "can be done"
the funniest part is " un maka, deux maka,trois makata(dxxk)..

Sly....i am shocked you think people will dance to this? Try it at your own risk. This is a typical werrason flops. Anyone who listens to this will automatically think its werrason. It starts a bit ok and goes in a mad frenzy.

Not everyone prefers Fally's style. On your assertion that the generiques sound like Werrason's, it is true to some extent because atalukus are the ones who make generiques and direct instrumentalists. Brigade spent over 6 years as the leading ataluku at Werrason's Wenge Maison Mere and he has gone with his style so nothing surprising here.
I must also add that his soloist Alfred is the closest to Flamme Kapaya and Luxembourg Kimbangu, very talented chap he is, very exceptional work on the the songs i have listened to so far from this album.

I also like Alfred Solo ...

This generique is actually very good that new soloist Alfred Solo his also very good enjoyed his partition but only too much changement de frequence like 7eme Lecon like 8 different styles thrown into one I prefer two style on the intro and maybe in the middle and straight sebene but overall it's good 

Did Alfred play Arc en Ciel's partition???

Nice work! All Brigade, no Lobeso, no Bercy, no Diego. Just brigade! Alfred Solo did well in this. I liked the distortion he used in Tout Va Bien (a la Kibuisa pimpa).

I also noticed Brigade did Identite's animation (Ye moko) @2:25 in the first generique. Who gave it to whom? I know there is some kind of relationship between Briagade and Identite. Help me out people. 

Did Alfred play Arc en Ciel's partition???

At one point i thought it was bikorin makaba arc en ciel....

Sly....i am shocked you think people will dance to this? Try it at your own risk. This is a typical werrason flops. Anyone who listens to this will automatically think its werrason. It starts a bit ok and goes in a mad frenzy.

Not everyone prefers Fally's style. On your assertion that the generiques sound like Werrason's, it is true to some extent because atalukus are the ones who make generiques and direct instrumentalists. Brigade spent over 6 years as the leading ataluku at Werrason's Wenge Maison Mere and he has gone with his style so nothing surprising here.
I must also add that his soloist Alfred is the closest to Flamme Kapaya and Luxembourg Kimbangu, very talented chap he is, very exceptional work on the the songs i have listened to so far from this album.

Iwe naiwe mani.....why are you bringing in fally ipupa. I am criticising the song based on what i feel. Maybe i have to listen to the other two....but the first one is crap.

Iwe naiwe mani.....why are you bringing in fally ipupa. I am criticising the song based on what i feel. Maybe i have to listen to the other two....but the first one is crap.

Like with Bill Clinton, it's either you love him or hate him, there sebenes are complicated but hard hitting that's why i love the two guys. Yes, some of the tempo and rhythms slow down the sebene or complicate the dance routines but overall when drunk no one cares, it's the killer punch of the sebene that forces people to get up their asses and dance.

Did Alfred play Arc en Ciel's partition???

Whatever Alfred played at whatever point you heard must have been created by Arc en Ciel and Brigade when Brigade was still with Maison Mere infact Brigade has repeated a few lines from Werrason's single Satellite which he participated on but his voice was replaced with that of Brandon Avatar. The intro lyrcis he opened the main generique with he created with Werrason's mi-soloist Mayi Ndombe around 2006,i have it on an old dvd,it was a bonus clip.

This generique is actually very good that new soloist Alfred Solo his also very good enjoyed his partition but only too much changement de frequence like 7eme Lecon like 8 different styles thrown into one I prefer two style on the intro and maybe in the middle and straight sebene but overall it's good

What? 7 eme lecon changement de frequence was systematic and played by seasoned guitarist .....japonaise. not this bullshit 2 seconds changes.