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Vuluka Dilolo- Tshala Muana

Tshala Muana - Tshibola

Weekend @ Matango House In Last Town, Buea

8) M- CHARLOTTE MBANGO dikom lam la moto

Hola Me - X Maleya

Papa Wemba - Show Me The Way

Fight For Your Right

TSHALA MUANA - Malu Deux

African Grooves Vol.23

Vunja Mifupa

Mutuashi style track from the album: Phénomene by Mbilia Bel. Produced by Rigo Star, this is one of Mbilia's finest albums and her first after the break up with Tabu Ley. Everybody said she couldn't do it, then she did and released one of her most popular albums ever. This is part of Sterns Music's series making digitally available for the first time the catalogue of Congolese label Ngoyarto.
Download the album from iTunes:
UK
<a href="http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/phenomene/id489905107">http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/phenomene/id489905107</a>
US
<a href="http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/phenomene/id489905107">http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/phenomene/id489905107</a>

Also available from eMusic, Amazon and all all the usual download sites.

Mbilia Bel: Manzil-Manzil (from the album: Phénomene)

Sam Mangwana- Fati Mata

Of all the bands that immigrated to East Africa, Super Mazembe has stood the test of time.
Super Mazembe started in 1969 in Likasi, near Lubumbashi, DRC as Super Vox. On tour in neighbouring Zambia during 1970, the band met Nashil Pichen Kazembe, a diehard supporter of one of Zaire’s top football clubs and TP Mzembe, who impressed on the band to change its name to Mazembe (Lingala, meaning bulldozer, suggesting their music had the same earthmoving effect). Kazembe subsequently become the band’s producer and manager and encouraged the band to move to Nairobi which had a thriving live music scene and better recording facilities. The band moved to Nairobi in 1974, via Tanzania, just as many a Congolese band did in the day.

Super Mazembe - Kasongo

Koffi Olomide : Phaseur

papa wemba kaokokorobo

Une Pensée Pour Pépé Kallé

Papa Wemba - Show Me The Way

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